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Silicon Power XPOWER Turbine RGB SP016GXLZU320BDB 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4-3200 UDIMM
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Silicon Power XPOWER Turbine RGB SP016GXLZU320BDB

Expert rating7.1 / 10

Capacity:
16GB (2x8GB)
Speed:
3200MT/s
CAS Latency:
CL16
RGB Lighting:
Yes

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Manufacturer: Silicon Power Last updated: 2026-09-12

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Silicon Power XPOWER Turbine RGB SP016GXLZU320BDB (16GB 2x8GB Kit/DDR4 3200MHz/CL16/RGB/Intel XMP 2.0) Review

The XPOWER Turbine RGB is Silicon Power's slightly different-styled sibling to the Zenith RGB line, and the SP016GXLZU320BDB shares the identical 16GB/3200MHz/CL16 spec sheet under a different heat spreader design.

If you've seen the Zenith kit above and want a different look for your build without changing performance at all, this is functionally the same memory IC and timings in a Turbine-branded shell with a different fin pattern on the heatsink.

Design Difference vs Zenith

The Turbine heat spreader uses a more angular, turbine-blade-inspired design compared to the smoother Zenith shell; both share the same underlying PCB and IC, so pick based on which one matches your case aesthetic.

Comparison to Alternatives

Same positioning as Silicon Power's own SP016GXLZU320BDD Zenith kit performance-wise; the choice between them is purely cosmetic. Against a Corsair Vengeance RGB CMH16GX5M2B5200C40 (which is DDR5, not DDR4), there's no direct comparison since they're different memory generations for different platforms entirely.

Specifications

Identity

BrandSilicon Power
Part NumberSP016GXLZU320BDB
SeriesXPOWER Turbine RGB

Memory

DDR GenerationDDR4
Capacity16 GB
Speed3200MT/s (PC4-25600)
CAS Latency16
Module Count2
Voltage1.35 V

Physical

Form FactorDesktop DIMM
RGB LightingYes

Module and platform

RAM SegmentDesktop DDR4

Capacity

Capacity Per Module8 GB

Speed and timings

Timing String16-20-20-38
True Latency10.0 ns

Silicon

ECCNo

Physical and lighting

ColourBlack

Commercial

WarrantyLimited Lifetime
Model NumberSP016GXLZU320BDB
OC ProfileIntel XMP 2.0
RegisteredNo
PCB Layers6-layer
Spec Score5.2

Expert Review

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Expert rating7.1 / 10

Identical performance to the Zenith RGB kit in a different shell, buy whichever design you prefer at whatever price is lower that week.

Best for

  • Builders who prefer the Turbine's angular heat spreader look
  • Budget DDR4-3200 CL16 RGB upgrades
  • AM4/LGA1200 dual-channel kits

Not for

  • Anyone who already owns the Zenith kit (no performance reason to switch)
  • DDR5 platforms
  • High-capacity 64GB+ builds

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Silicon Power XPOWER Turbine RGB SP016GXLZU320BDB (16GB 2x8GB Kit/DDR4 3200MHz/CL16/RGB/Intel XMP 2.0)?

The Silicon Power XPOWER Turbine RGB SP016GXLZU320BDB (16GB 2x8GB Kit/DDR4 3200MHz/CL16/RGB/Intel XMP 2.0) is a memory kit from Silicon Power. Key specs: DDR Generation DDR4, Capacity 16GB (2x8GB), Module Count 2, Speed 3200MT/s (PC4-25600), CAS Latency 16.

Will the Silicon Power XPOWER Turbine RGB SP016GXLZU320BDB (16GB 2x8GB Kit/DDR4 3200MHz/CL16/RGB/Intel XMP 2.0) work with my current setup?

The Silicon Power XPOWER Turbine RGB SP016GXLZU320BDB (16GB 2x8GB Kit/DDR4 3200MHz/CL16/RGB/Intel XMP 2.0) lists DDR Generation is DDR4. Check that against the hardware you already own before buying, since this is the field that most often decides whether a part fits. Our upgrade checker at /upgrade can confirm compatibility for common combinations.

Who is the Silicon Power XPOWER Turbine RGB SP016GXLZU320BDB (16GB 2x8GB Kit/DDR4 3200MHz/CL16/RGB/Intel XMP 2.0) best suited to?

It suits builders who prefer the turbine's angular heat spreader look, budget ddr4-3200 cl16 rgb upgrades, am4/lga1200 dual-channel kits.

What are the drawbacks of the Silicon Power XPOWER Turbine RGB SP016GXLZU320BDB (16GB 2x8GB Kit/DDR4 3200MHz/CL16/RGB/Intel XMP 2.0)?

It is a poor fit for anyone who already owns the zenith kit (no performance reason to switch), ddr5 platforms, high-capacity 64gb+ builds.

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