RAM Part # is different.

[Nelly._.]

https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/Gk88TW/adata-xpg-lancer-blade-32-gb-2-x-16-gb-ddr5-6000-cl30-memory-ax5u6000c3016g-dtlabbk

 

Is this normal?

[Nelly._.]

Is it safe to show this information?

[mariushm]

Yes, it's safe to show this info. 

 

The difference in the code name is for packaging. 

 

See for your Blade sticks : https://www.adata.com/storage/downloadfile/datasheet_xpg_lancer_blade_ddr5_memory.pdf

 

Single stick per tray uses code - SLABBK , two sticks per tray packaging uses -DTLABBK 

 

BLA is probably some other packaging like "blister pack" or black cardboard box or something like that. Doesn't change the actual properties of the ram stick. 

 

 

Another example, see : https://www.adata.com/storage/downloadfile/datasheet_xpg_lancer_ddr5_memory.pdf

 

they use CLABK  for Single Color box, and DCLABK for Dual Color Box  ... BK at the end is short for "Black" , white sticks will have WH as you can see in the pdf. 

 

 

[Nelly._.]

19 minutes ago, mariushm said:

Yes, it's safe to show this info. 

 

The difference in the code name is for packaging. 

 

See for your Blade sticks : https://www.adata.com/storage/downloadfile/datasheet_xpg_lancer_blade_ddr5_memory.pdf

 

Single stick per tray uses code - SLABBK , two sticks per tray packaging uses -DTLABBK 

 

BLA is probably some other packaging like "blister pack" or black cardboard box or something like that. Doesn't change the actual properties of the ram stick. 

 

 

Another example, see : https://www.adata.com/storage/downloadfile/datasheet_xpg_lancer_ddr5_memory.pdf

 

they use CLABK  for Single Color box, and DCLABK for Dual Color Box  ... BK at the end is short for "Black" , white sticks will have WH as you can see in the pdf. 

 

 

Snazzy, thank you!