16GB Team Group RAM Team D5 6000 CL48 Elite (TED516G6000C4801)

The Team Group ELITE DDR5 16 GB 6000 MHz (TED516G6000C4801) is a DDR5 288-pin DIMM memory module designed for desktop PCs. With a 16 GB capacity and a 6000 MHz clock speed, this module provides higher frequency and increased bandwidth compared with typical DDR4 modules, supporting improved multitasking and faster data handling while operating at a reduced 1.1 V supply.

Advantages

Compared with DDR4, this DDR5 memory offers a higher base frequency and increased burst length, enabling faster sequential data access. It supports expanded capacity per module and more internal banks, improving parallel access and multitasking. The lower working voltage reduces power consumption, and on-die ECC provides error correction at the DRAM level for greater stability. Power management is handled on the module (PMIC) to reduce motherboard noise and optimize system load.

Suitable for

• High-performance desktop PCs
• Multitasking and productivity applications
• Gaming systems that require high memory bandwidth
• Workstations running memory-intensive workloads

Key specifications

• Brand: Team Group
• Model: ELITE TED516G6000C4801
• Capacity: 16 GB
• Type: DDR5
• Clock speed: 6000 MHz
• CAS latency: CL48
• Form factor: 288-pin DIMM
• Voltage: 1.1 V

How to use

Power off the PC and disconnect it from the power source. Open the case according to your motherboard or chassis manual and locate the appropriate DDR5 DIMM slots. Align the module with the slot notch and press evenly on both ends until the retention clips lock. Reassemble the case, reconnect power, and start the system. Verify the module is recognized in BIOS/UEFI and enable XMP/EXPO or appropriate memory profile if supported to run at the rated 6000 MHz.

Recommendations

Install memory modules in matched pairs or according to your motherboard’s channel configuration for optimal performance. Ensure BIOS/UEFI and motherboard firmware support DDR5 and the target frequency. If stability issues occur at rated speed, test at a lower profile or check voltage and timing settings.