Conclusion
Today we took a look at addlink’s AddGame Spider X5 RGB 32GB (2x16GB) 6400MHz memory kit and compared its performance to a recent 6000MHz kit that we looked at on our Intel 13900 K-based testing platform. We also overlocked it to see how much headroom we could find within the modules.
The AddGame Spider X5 RGB 32GB (2×16) 6400MHz Memory includes a pair of memory sticks that are loaded with XMP profiles, the fastest of which is set to 38-38-38-76 timings at 1.3V. It also sports an RGB array across the top that can be controlled by your favorite motherboard manufacturer’s RGB center.
From an overall perspective, the AddGame Spider X5 RGB 32GB (2×16) 6400MHz Memory was a solid performer on our test bench and delivered a high level of stability. Other than overclocking it too far, it was simply rock solid on our test bench (which isn’t always the case when venturing above the 6000MHz mark these days).
Final Points
Putting it all together, the AddGame Spider X5 RGB 32GB (2×16) 6400MHz Memory can be found in etail for $110-120 at the time of publication. This is currently quite competitive with a lot of its competition for similar specs, therefore is priced fairly.
The AddGame Spider X5 RGB 32GB (2×16) 6400MHz Memory kit’s solid performance and fair pricing would make it a great set for your next Intel-based build and is absolutely worth shelling out your hard-earned dollars for.