Specifications and features/Thaiphoon Burner and CPU-Z

 Specifications and features/Thaiphoon Burner and CPU-Z

Some marketing info first (from 15^th September 2022):

"VULCANα DDR5 gaming memory supports the latest AMD EXPO technology, allowing the memory to achieve enhanced performance with excellent compatibility. With one simple click, users can experience stunningly fast and stable overclocking. The incredible overclocking performance and platform compatibility perfectly unleash the potential performance of the next-generation AMD AM5 platform.
The heatsink of T-FORCE VULCANα DDR5 gaming memory is made of aluminum alloy through a one-piece stamping process, with a durable snap structure designed at the top. The most important feature is that the memory is dedicated to the AMD platform with carefully selected high-quality ICs, which have been tested for compatibility and stability, as well as possessing excellent overclocking and perfect compatibility. T-FORCE VULCANα DDR5 gaming memory is also equipped with a power management IC (PMIC) for more efficient energy allocation, stable power supply to the memory, and reduced noise interference, in addition to improved signal transmission quality and stability. Available in 5,200MHz, 5,600MHz, and 6,000MHz frequencies, VULCANα DDR5 is the ultimate gaming memory for AMD's next-generation platforms. T-FORCE VULCANα DDR5 gaming memory supports on-die ECC with IC error detecting and correcting features to enhance the correctness of data transmission while providing stable and reliable overclocking performance. The product also comes with a lifetime warranty and free replacement service for damage not caused by human factors. By going through a simple process, customers can enjoy considerate services." 

Enough with the marketing stuff here so we can proceed to the essence. Let’s see what we have under the hood. At last, the Thaiphoon Burner, an excellent utility for checking the essential data on RAM – can finally be used for the DDR5. 

It shows that Hynix is the DRAM manufacturer (M-Die). There's no QVL list. CPU-Z then.

Traditionally, we'll kick off the review with photo-shooting and the practical part (benchmark/games). You put the sticks in and enable EXPO (which is, in fact, the fresh addition to the industry standard used now – which was XMP, and it was hard to spot any RAM without this feature nowadays. The EXPO is becoming increasingly popular due to the AM5 platform), reboot, and that's it. The chips are covered with a heatsink to ensure that the memory and PCB maintain a similar temperature, providing the best performance.