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MINPO ANACOMDA DDR5-6000 CL38 Overclocking Desktop RAM

A single 16GB DDR5-6000 CL38 module in a clean white heatspreader that carries both Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO overclocking profiles

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Overview

The MINPO ANACOMDA DDR5-6000 in white is a single 16GB module built for gamers and power users who want their memory to match a lighter-toned build. The functional draw is dual-profile overclocking: Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO both live on the module, so the same stick can reach its rated 6000MHz with one BIOS setting whether the board is Intel or AMD. Its CL38 timing lands in the fast-yet-attainable zone rather than chasing extreme latencies, aligning neatly with the DDR5-6000 target most mainstream boards favour.

The build is understated and practical. A low-profile white heatspreader covers the chips and helps the module slip beneath larger air coolers, while an on-board power management IC keeps voltage on the stick itself at 1.1V. On-die ECC works within the DRAM to catch single-bit errors as they arise, though it should not be confused with true ECC memory. Made in Taiwan, the module comes with two sensible reminders from MINPO: verify that your motherboard supports DDR5, and refresh the BIOS before enabling EXPO, as stability can differ across boards.

Key Features

[DDR5-6000 OC Performance]: Rated for speeds up to 6000MT/s when the supported Intel XMP 3.0 or AMD EXPO memory profile is enabled in BIOS. The system may operate at a lower default JEDEC speed, such as 4800MT/s, before XMP/EXPO is enabled.

[Intel XMP 3.0 & AMD EXPO Ready]: Supports Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO profiles for convenient memory overclocking. XMP/EXPO must be manually enabled in the motherboard BIOS to attempt the rated 6000MT/s speed.

[System-Dependent Performance]: Achieving and maintaining 6000MT/s is not guaranteed on every system. Actual memory speed and stability depend on the CPU memory controller, motherboard, BIOS version, DIMM configuration, and other system settings. BIOS updates may improve compatibility.

[Optimized Power Efficiency]: Built-in power management IC (PMIC) supports efficient DDR5 power management. Operating voltage may vary depending on the selected JEDEC, XMP, or EXPO profile.

[Compatibility Reminder]: Please confirm that your CPU and motherboard support DDR5 memory and the desired memory speed before purchasing. For best results, check your motherboard manufacturer's memory compatibility information and use the latest stable BIOS.

Specifications

Memory Type
DDR5
Speed
6000MHz (PC5)
CAS Latency
CL38
Capacity
16GB (single module)
Form Factor
288-Pin Unbuffered UDIMM
Voltage
1.1V
Overclocking Profiles
Intel XMP 3.0, AMD EXPO
Error Correction
On-die ECC
Power Management
Built-in PMIC
Color
White
Origin
Made in Taiwan

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Both Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO profiles are stored on the module, so it can hit its rated 6000MHz on either platform as long as the board supports DDR5.
It is a single 16GB stick. Running dual-channel requires two modules, and buying them together helps ensure matched timings and revisions.
Its built-in power management IC regulates voltage to 1.1V, a lower figure than older DDR generations, which typically means reduced heat output and power draw.
No. On-die ECC only fixes single-bit errors inside the DRAM chips and lacks the bus-level protection of server-grade ECC DIMMs, so view it as supplementary integrity.
Update your motherboard BIOS first, then enable XMP or EXPO. MINPO notes stability varies between boards, so a current BIOS gives the profile the best chance.