Conclusion
The latest Crucial Pro series delivers exactly what it’s advertised – high stability, high compatibility, and a reasonable price. The performance could be better, but even with quite standard DDR5 results, the overall PC performance is still pretty good. There were no stability or performance issues during all our tests. Every test and game was running smoothly.
The lack of RGB is starting to be an advantage. Many users start to dislike everything with RGB as there is too much of that on the PC market. Crucial mentions it as a feature of the Pro series. The regular but low-profile heatsinks look simple but professional and are more than enough to keep the memory modules cool.
A lifetime warranty and free support cover all Crucial memory kits, including a tested DDR5 memory kit.
The DDR5-5200 and DDR5-5600 memory series are available directly in the Crucial online store and many other online stores. The 96GB 5600MT/s costs $271.99 in the Crucial online store, so it’s even cheaper than in online stores like Amazon, where the price is over $300. It makes Crucial Pro the cheapest DDR5 memory at 96GB.
Final words:
The Crucial Pro DDR5 is another memory product from Crucial that focuses on perfect stability and compatibility. It’s designed for both AMD and Intel chipsets, and is highly recommended wherever there is a need for high capacity memory kits with low-size heatsinks, and low operating temperatures. As long as it performs well, then the workstation environment seems like an ideal place for the Crucial Pro series DDR5.
Crucial Pro 96GB DDR5-5600 memory kit receives Funky Kit’s Recommended Award!
The Crucial Pro 96GB DDR5-5600 memory kit costs around $309.99 in the Amazon store – https://amzn.to/3R8njXZ
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