addlink Spider X5 CL36 Silver DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MT/s RGB – 12.0 ns Latency, CNC Aluminium Heat Spreader, PMIC & On-Die ECC, Intel XMP 3.0 & AMD EXPO

The addlink Spider X5 CL36 Silver is a 32GB DDR5 kit (2 x 16GB) from addlink’s AddGame Spider X5 RGB series in silver, rated at 6000 MT/s with CAS latency 36. It pairs a CNC-machined aluminium heat spreader and RGB strip with Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO profiles for Intel and AMD DDR5 desktops. Totot ships it from UAE stock.

The tighter-timing silver kit: addlink Spider X5 CL36 Silver

Many buyers who want a silver kit end up choosing between looks and latency. This version keeps both: silver Spider X5 styling with CAS latency 36 at 6000 MT/s, the quicker of the two Spider X5 6000 MT/s kits in this colour.

In nanoseconds, the addlink Spider X5 CL36 Silver reaches the first word of data in 36 x 2000 / 6000 = 12.0 ns, compared with about 12.7 ns for CL38. For a showcase PC that is also used for fast-paced shooters, streaming while gaming or heavy multitasking, the lower latency is a sensible extra.

Inside the heat spreader

addlink publishes a layered view of the Spider X5: the silver aluminium cover with the Spider totem relief, thermal interface layers, and the DDR5 PCB with its memory ICs. The company describes the spreader as CNC-machined aluminium, improved for better heat dissipation, and lists the module height as 41 mm (133.7 x 41 x 7.7 mm).

DDR5 moves power regulation onto the module itself, and addlink fits a PMIC on each stick of the addlink Spider X5 CL36 Silver for power stability, plus on-die ECC to protect data inside the chips. The memory draws power straight from the slot, so the lighting needs no separate cable.

Showcase builds and RGB sync

Silver modules suit open-frame cases, dual-chamber cases with a large glass panel, and builds with chrome or white coolers. The frosted light bar spreads the LEDs into an even line, and the polished spreader picks up reflections from fans nearby.

Control is handled by your motherboard: addlink lists ASUS Aura Sync, Gigabyte RGB Fusion 2.0, MSI Mystic Light and ASRock Polychrome Sync for the addlink Spider X5 CL36 Silver. If your board vendor’s software runs the fans, it runs the memory too.

The rest, in brief

Spider X5 carries Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO profiles at 6000 MT/s, runs at default SPD speed until a profile is enabled, and falls back to the board’s supported speed if needed. It supports Intel and AMD DDR5 desktop platforms and is made in Taiwan.

Who This Is Not For

Black builds will look more unified with the black Spider X5. If you mostly play at 4K or work in office apps, the CL38 silver kit gives the same look for nearly the same real-world experience. The addlink Spider X5 CL36 Silver is DDR5 desktop memory only, with no fit for DDR4 boards or laptops, and its 6000 MT/s rating depends on CPU and motherboard support.

Ordering the addlink Spider X5 CL36 Silver in the UAE

Order from Totot and the kit leaves our UAE stock for delivery to any emirate within up to 3 business days, free on orders worth AED 300 or more. Defective or wrong items can be returned within 14 days, and we ask that any damage from shipping is reported within 48 hours of delivery. Pay by cash on delivery, Tabby or Tamara.

Browse more RAM (Random Access Memory) at Totot, or see the official addlink page for full product details.

Technical Specifications

• Product: addlink AddGame Spider X5 DDR5 RGB, 32GB (2 x 16GB), 6000 MT/s CL36, Silver
• Module type: DDR5 UDIMM, 288-pin (desktop)
• Kit: 2 x 16GB, dual-channel
• Rated speed: 6000 MT/s with the XMP 3.0 or EXPO profile enabled
• CAS latency: CL36
• Voltage: addlink lists 1.1 V to 1.3 V for Spider X5 kits from 4800 to 6400 MT/s; the exact value is on the module label
• Profiles: Intel XMP 3.0, AMD EXPO
• Heat spreader: Aluminium with Spider totem design, silver
• Lighting: RGB strip; ASUS Aura Sync, Gigabyte RGB Fusion 2.0, MSI Mystic Light, ASRock Polychrome Sync
• Features: On-die ECC, PMIC, selected DDR5 ICs, no extra power cable
• Dimensions: 133.7 x 41 x 7.7 mm (41 mm height)
• Platforms: Intel and AMD DDR5 desktops
• Made in: Taiwan
• Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot

FAQ

What makes the addlink Spider X5 CL36 Silver different from the CL38 silver kit?

2 clock cycles of CAS latency: 12.0 ns versus about 12.7 ns at the same 6000 MT/s, with the same silver design.

Is the heat spreader real aluminium?

Yes. addlink describes a CNC-machined aluminium heat spreader.

Does each module have a PMIC?

Yes. addlink lists a PMIC for power stability and on-die ECC on Spider X5.

How tall are the modules?

41 mm, from addlink’s dimensions of 133.7 x 41 x 7.7 mm.

Does it run on Intel and AMD?

Yes. XMP 3.0 for Intel and EXPO for AMD DDR5 desktops.

Will it run at 6000 MT/s without changing the BIOS?

No. Enable XMP or EXPO; until then it runs at the default SPD speed.