How to stack Newegg gift cards to cut fast 32GB DDR5 RAM deals down to $420
Pair two Newegg gift cards with a bonus $30 to save on these memory kits
With RAM prices apparently out of control thanks to a very hungry AI, my team and I have been tracking the best deals on memory that we can find. And using my Newegg 'trick', this must be the cheapest way to upgrade to a DDR5-6000 setup yet.
Newegg is currently selling a $100 gift card that gives you a bonus $15 for free. You can buy two of these to get $30 free. Couple that with the current discounts, and you can choose between three different 32GB memory kits for $420 apiece.
In terms of value, I've selected the Patriot Viper Venom DDR5-6400 kit, the TeamGroup T-Force Delta RGB DDR5-6000 kit, and Klevv's 32GB DDR5-6000 kit.
Today's best DDR5 RAM deals
Built for AMD Expo profiles, this kit has CL38-46-46-110 timings. For the full discount, buy two Newegg gift cards for $200, which nets you a free $30.
TeamGroup's DDR5 RAM is a dual-profile kit for AMD Expo and Intel XMP 3.0. It features CL38-46-46-84 timings. For the full discount, grab two Newegg gift cards for $200, and use code GTWF569.
This is another dual-profile memory kit with Intel and AMD support. It has tighter 30-36-36-76 timings. For the full discount, get two Newegg gift cards for $200, and use code GTWF569.
Why we recommend them
With RAM prices sky-rocketing right now, any discount is worth checking out - and pairing the discounts with Newegg's limited-time gift card, which effectively offers a free $30 to use on the site, this is one of the cheapest ways to pick up DDR5 memory.
Which RAM deal should you buy?
✅ Buy the Patriot Viper Venom if...
You're focusing on speed - at 6400MT/s, it's the fastest of the three, supporting AMD 600 Series, 800 Series, or Ryzen PCs.
✅ Buy the TeamGroup T-Force Delta RGB if...
You want a stylish RGB memory kit that's effectively plug-and-play for Intel XMP boards.
✅ Buy the Klevv RAM kit if...
You're building an AMD PC. While it supports Intel, the 6000MT/s with CL30 timings is the sweet spot for AMD processors.
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