Of course, there is the initial XMP profile set to what the packaging alludes to, 7200MHz with 34-42-42-84 2T timings, but there are two more. Beyond that, you will find a trio of XMP profiles. We also get an unlocked PMIC, which can deliver the tinkerers out there even more from this kit. The chart doesn't tell us that the ICs under the hood are SK-Hynix A-Die, some of the most coveted currently. Lastly, Patriot covers your kit with a limited lifetime warranty if an issue arises. The last few points in our chart over the 137.7mm length of each stick, the 43.5mm height, and the 7mm thickness, along with each stick's hefty 50.8-gram weight.

Once enabled, timings change to 34-42-42-84 2T, and the voltage is increased to 1.45V for proper functionality.

Our two-stick kit came with a pair of 16GB sticks which are shown to run at 7200MHz with the XMP 3.0 profile enabled. Of course, they are not completely black, as they keep the same aesthetic as the 6200MT/s kit we saw last, and there is a mix of black and silver and bright red pops of color. The speed is 7200MT/s at CAS34, and the K stands for black. In it, we find the part number PVV532G720C34K, which tells us that this is Viper DDR5 RAM with 32GB of density.

Handbrake 32 bit