Conclusion
The Pro OC is one more top-quality DDR5 memory kity from Crucial. It has fresh aesthetics, improved performance, and is still reasonably priced.
We had no problems with the stability of the tested memory kit. It worked well at EXPO and XMP profiles and performed well in all our tests.
I’m unsure if higher speed and brand-new design will convince overclockers who can pick faster options from other brands. The performance of the Pro OC is satisfying at the gaming level but not so much at the competitive overclocking level.
The Pro OC memory will certainly convince those who like well-designed, professionally-looking hardware without “toy” add-ons like RGB illumination. Users who care for compatibility and stability before the highest performance will surely be happy with the Crucial Pro OC memory series.
The Crucial Pro OC 32GB DDR5-6000 memory kit is available directly from the Crucial online store and Amazon for $104.99. The price went down by $60 while I was writing this review. It’s a huge difference that makes the Crucial OC a very interesting option.
A lifetime warranty and free support cover all Crucial memory kits, including the tested DDR5 memory kit.
Final words:
The Crucial Pro OC 32GB DDR5-6000 memory kits combines all the important features like high performance, overclocking ability, compatibility, and stability. The new memory series also has a fresh and unique design. Everything else is just good old Crucial, with its top quality, lifetime warranty, and the best support around, so it’s hard not to recommend it.
Crucial Pro OC 32GB DDR5-6000 memory kit receives Funky Kit’s Recommended Award!
The Crucial Pro Overclocking 32GB DDR5-6000 memory kit costs around $164.99 in the Amazon store – https://amzn.to/3wHD8ym
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