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Team Delta 16GB (2 x 8GB) DDR5 5200 (PC5 41600) Desktop Memory Model FF3D516G5200HC40CDC01
- DDR5 5200 (PC5 41600)
- Timing 40-40-40-76
- CAS Latency CL40
- Voltage 1.25V
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| Best Seller Ranking | #25 in Desktop Memory |
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| Brand | Team |
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| Series | Delta |
| Model | FF3D516G5200HC40CDC01 |
| Capacity | 16GB (2 x 8GB) |
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| Speed | DDR5 5200 (PC5 41600) |
| CAS Latency | CL40 |
| Timing | 40-40-40-76 |
| Voltage | 1.25V |
| ECC | No |
| Buffered/Registered | Unbuffered |
| Multi-channel Kit | Dual Channel Kit |
| BIOS/Performance Profile | AMD EXPO / Intel XMP 3.0 / Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO |
| Color | Black |
| Recommend Use | AMD & Intel Compatible / AMD 600 Series / AMD 800 Series / AMD B650 / AMD B850 / AMD Ryzen Compatible / AMD X670 / AMD X870 / High Performance or Gaming Memory / Intel 300 Series / Intel 600 Series / Intel 700 Series / Intel 800 Series / Intel B660 / Intel Compatible / Intel H770 / Intel Z690 / Intel Z790 / Intel Z890 |
| LED Color | RGB |
| First Listed on Newegg | November 13, 2024 |
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Team Delta FF3D516G5200HC40CDC01 is a 16GB (2 x 8GB) dual-channel DDR5-5200 desktop memory kit with CL40 timing, suited to compatible AMD or Intel PCs for gaming and general desktop use.
Recommended For
- PC gamers building a budget DDR5 desktop for one game at a time, with few demanding apps open in the background; 16GB can suit lighter gaming workloads, while newer or more demanding games may benefit from more memory.
- Desktop builders who want a two-module DDR5 kit with RGB lighting and plan to use a compatible Intel XMP 3.0 or AMD EXPO platform; the advertised memory profile may need to be enabled in BIOS.
- Everyday desktop users focused on browsing, office tasks, and lighter workloads who prefer a matched 2×8GB kit rather than buying a larger memory capacity upfront.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- For a budget DDR5 gaming PC focused on playing a game with few background apps open, this 16GB dual-channel kit is a reasonable starting point; demanding games or heavier multitasking may benefit from more memory.
- For everyday school or office use—such as documents, web browsing, and video calls—the 16GB capacity suits a moderate workload, though many demanding apps open at once can use up its headroom.
- When assembling a compatible DDR5 desktop, enable the motherboard’s supported XMP or EXPO profile to target the kit’s rated memory settings; actual operation depends on the CPU and motherboard.
- For a PC built to show through a case window, the RGB heat spreaders add visible lighting; this is an appearance choice and does not itself improve application or gaming performance.
- For gaming while streaming, editing video, or keeping many browser tabs and apps open, 16GB may become a constraint; users with those workloads should consider a higher-capacity kit.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | Desktop memory upgrades for gaming and other high-performance systems using compatible AMD or Intel platforms |
| Capacity And Configuration | 16GB kit with two 8GB modules in dual-channel configuration; non-ECC and unbuffered |
| Speed And Timings | DDR5-5200 (PC5-41600) with CL40 latency, 40-40-40-76 timings, and 1.25V operating voltage |
| Platform Compatibility And Profiles | Listed for compatible AMD and Intel platforms, including AMD 600/800 Series and Intel 300/600/700/800 Series; supports AMD EXPO and Intel XMP 3.0 profiles |
| Appearance And Lighting | Black modules with RGB lighting |
| Model Identifiers | Team Delta series, model FF3D516G5200HC40CDC01 |
Reference Q&A
Q: Should I get this 16GB DDR5-5200 kit or a 32GB kit?
A: Choose this 16GB (2 x 8GB) kit if 16GB meets your needs and keeping the build’s memory cost down is a priority. Choose 32GB (typically 2 x 16GB) if you regularly run several demanding apps, create content, or want more memory headroom. TEAMGROUP lists a 32GB DDR5-5200 DELTA RGB kit with the same CL40 timings, so you can increase capacity without moving to a higher memory speed.
Q: Is this DDR5-5200 CL40 kit or a DDR5-6000 kit a better match for a Ryzen gaming PC?
A: Choose this DDR5-5200 kit if you want a 16GB dual-channel kit and its price or speed suits your build. Consider DDR5-6000 if your Ryzen platform supports it and gaming performance is a priority: testing across seven games found a larger average gain from moving from DDR5-5200 to DDR5-6000 on a Ryzen 7 7700X than on the tested Intel processor. Results vary by CPU and game, so that benchmark is not a guarantee for every system.
Q: Should I choose this DDR5-5200 kit or a cheaper DDR5-4800 kit?
A: Choose this kit if you want the higher rated data rate and your motherboard and CPU support DDR5-5200. A DDR5-4800 kit may suit a tighter budget or a system whose supported memory speed is limited to 4800. TEAMGROUP lists both speeds in the DELTA RGB range; check your system’s supported memory speed before buying, since the kit’s rated speed is not guaranteed on every CPU and motherboard.
Q: Will this memory work with my motherboard and processor?
A: It is a 16GB (2 × 8GB) DDR5 desktop UDIMM kit. Your motherboard must support DDR5 desktop memory; check its compatibility list and your processor’s memory-speed support before buying. The kit lists AMD EXPO and Intel XMP 3.0 profiles, but that does not guarantee compatibility with every system.
Q: Do I need to enable a BIOS setting to get the rated memory speed?
A: The kit is rated for DDR5-5200 and lists AMD EXPO and Intel XMP 3.0 profiles. Reaching the rated profile speed may require enabling the compatible profile in BIOS; actual supported speed can depend on the motherboard and processor.
Q: Is 16GB enough for a desktop gaming or everyday-use PC?
A: This kit provides 16GB total in two 8GB modules, which may suit everyday computing and lighter gaming. For demanding games, heavy multitasking, or memory-intensive creative work, a higher-capacity kit may be a better fit.
Q: Is this memory for a laptop or a desktop?
A: It is desktop memory: a dual-channel, unbuffered DDR5 UDIMM kit. It is not the smaller SO-DIMM format used in most laptops.
Q: Is this 16GB kit a sensible choice for a budget gaming PC?
A: It can suit a budget build when keeping the initial cost down matters: it is a 2 x 8GB DDR5-5200 kit. The trade-off is its 16GB total capacity; one Reddit build discussion considered 32GB DDR5 instead, so compare the cost of a larger kit if you want more memory headroom.
Q: Can this kit run at 5200 MT/s with XMP on an ASUS B760 motherboard?
A: The kit’s listed profile includes Intel XMP 3.0, but that does not guarantee every system will run the profile successfully. A Reddit user with a Team T-Force Delta 2 x 8GB DDR5-5200 kit and an ASUS B760-Plus reported trouble setting XMP to 5200; check your motherboard’s memory support and troubleshoot the full system if the profile fails.
Q: Is this kit being considered for Ryzen 5 7600X builds?
A: Yes. Reddit build discussions list this 16GB DDR5-5200 kit alongside a Ryzen 5 7600X and a B650 motherboard. That shows it is being considered for that kind of build, but confirm compatibility and memory settings with your specific motherboard before buying.








