RAM Deals Australia

This looks like the cheapest 16GB DDR5 kit going around right now, and you're getting a faster 6000MHz CL30 spec while other 16GB kits cost more for less speed.

• $315, down from the usual $379–$399
• Lowest price in the past 3 months
• Free NSW click & collect, delivery extra

If you're building or upgrading, this is a solid value pick.

You're getting a 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 kit rated at 6000MHz with CL36 timings and RGB lighting, built for both Intel XMP and AMD EXPO setups.

• $589 plus delivery, or free click and collect in NSW
• 1.35v with a heavy-duty heat sink for cooler running
• CXMT chips and SoarBlade design round out the package

You can pick up this Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB kit for $99 at PLE, with free delivery to WA and click-and-collect or in-store pickup available.

• Two 8GB DDR4-2666 modules with C16 latency and a black heatspreader
• Runs at 1.2V, so it's a straightforward fit for most builds
• If you'd rather go faster, there's also a 3600MT/s C17 kit on Amazon for $112, though it's currently out of stock

You can pick up 32GB of CUSU DDR4 RAM for about A$211 delivered, and it stacks with 35% TopCashback for roughly A$50 more back.

• 3200MHz CL16 kit (2x16GB, 1.35V) at US$148, or the 3600MHz version for US$154.40 (~A$220)
• Apply coupons OZOZ42 and CUSU008 at checkout, then take another US$18 off by paying with PayPal
• Elite Members pay slightly less: US$146.50 for 3200MHz, US$152.90 for 3600MHz
• To get the true exchange rate, set the site to USD and bill your no-fee card in USD via PayPal's currency options

You can pick up a hefty 64GB DDR5 kit for $447.58 at Amazon AU, with delivery included.

• 2x32GB dual-channel kit running at 5600MT/s with CL36 timings
• Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO certified, so it's easy to enable faster speeds
• Low-profile heat spreader available in black or white
• Qualified by major motherboard makers for peace of mind

A solid choice if you're building a high-end rig for gaming or heavy multitasking.

If you're building or upgrading a DDR5 rig, these Kingston Fury kits are worth a look — just note most are on backorder.

• 32GB (2x16GB) 6000 CL32 for $232.18
• 64GB (2x32GB) 5600 CL36 for $469.75
• 64GB (2x32GB) 6000 CL40 for $501.82

You only get charged once the order hits the shipping stage, so it's a low-risk punt if you can wait. A couple of DDR4 kits are also listed but sold out.

You're getting Corsair's reliable Vengeance DDR5 RAM with onboard voltage regulation and both AMD EXPO and Intel XMP support for easy overclocking — no complicated setup required.

• 32GB kit (2x16GB) for smooth multitasking and gaming
• 5200MHz CL40 at $593.56 delivered — the safer all-rounder
• 6400MHz CL36 at $611.43 delivered — faster, but currently out of stock
• Low-clearance design fits nearly any DDR5 build

Just note the max speeds require BIOS tweaks and depend on your motherboard and CPU — but either kit is solid value with free delivery from Amazon AU.

Here's a solid DDR5 deal if you're building or upgrading right now:

• $619 in-store at Netplus Computers in Osborne Park, WA — skip the shipping cost if you're local
• $649 delivered to the rest of Australia (e.g. Sydney), so you're only paying $30 for postage
• You're getting 32GB (2x16GB) of Corsair Vengeance DDR5 at 6000MHz CL36 — a sweet spot for modern Intel and AMD builds

Yeah, DDR5 prices are rough at the moment, but if you need RAM now, this is a fair pickup — especially if you're in WA and can grab it in-store.

RAM prices are pretty rough right now, but if you're already looking at spending $600+, you might as well get the good stuff. Grab this Crucial Pro 32GB (2x 16GB) 6400MHz kit for $607.05 with code doubledip5, delivered for just $8.95.

• 32GB of fast 6400MHz DDR5 from a trusted brand
• Use code doubledip5 at checkout to snag the price
• Delivery is only $8.95 — a steal compared to the RAM cost itself

If you need RAM anyway, this is a solid buy-and-forget option rather than gambling on prices dropping.

You're getting Corsair's Vengeance RGB RS DDR5 32GB kit (2x 16GB) at 6000MHz for $659 delivered — that's genuine high-end DDR5 performance without the usual premium price tag.

• 32GB of fast 6000MHz DDR5, ideal for gaming, streaming, or heavy multitasking
• Works with both AMD EXPO and Intel XMP 3.0, so you just pick your profile and go
• Dynamic RGB lighting with a sleek panoramic diffuser for that clean look
• Onboard voltage regulation keeps things stable when you push for max speed

Just keep in mind you'll need to enable the memory profile in your BIOS to hit that full 6000MHz, and your motherboard and CPU need to support it. Grab it delivered from Amazon AU while it's at this price!

If you're looking to give your laptop or mini-PC a serious speed boost, this DDR5 SODIMM kit is a solid pickup.

• You're getting a 32GB kit (2x16GB) running at 5600MHz for $588.99 delivered
• It's a great fit for mini-PCs and laptops, with lower power draw than DDR4 for better battery life
• Backed by a 3-year warranty, so you're covered for the long haul

Grab this deal if you want faster multitasking without paying premium prices.

You can grab this Asus ROG Strix B550-A Gaming motherboard for just $232.48 delivered from Amazon DE, and unlike that other similar deal, this one actually goes through without getting cancelled.

• AM4 socket with DDR4 support — perfect if you've got older RAM lying around or want to skip the pricey DDR5/AM5 upgrade
• PCIe 4.0, dual M.2 slots, USB 3.2 Gen 2 Type-C, plus 2.5Gbps Ethernet
• Just note: no WiFi or Bluetooth built in, so you'll need a USB dongle or card if you need wireless

Great value while stock lasts — enjoy!

If you're building or upgrading a PC, you know RAM prices are brutal right now — so this 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3200MHz CL16 kit from Netac for just A$228.55 delivered is a genuinely solid find.

• Apply coupon code AUPRD15 at checkout, then select PayPal Pay Later as your payment method
• Stack it with 23% cashback (up to A$50) via TopCashback for even more savings
• A$228.55 is GST-inclusive and based on the current Mastercard rate
• Only 15 units available at time of posting, so don't sit on it

Heads up if you're paying in USD: set the site currency to USD at checkout, choose a card with no international fees, and select USD billing under PayPal's conversion options — that way you get the proper Mastercard/VISA rate instead of an inflated one. Not the cheapest this kit has ever been, but with RAM prices the way they are, it's still worth grabbing.

If you're building or upgrading a DDR5 rig, this 32GB Crucial Pro kit could be just what you need.

• 2x16GB DDR5-6000 CL36 overclocking memory for a solid performance boost
• $551.06 delivered to your door via Amazon AU (ships from Amazon DE)
• No coupon needed, and shipping's already included in the price

It's a fair bit cheaper than typical Aussie pricing on this kit, so if you've been waiting for a reason to pull the trigger on your build, this might be it.

If you're after a massive 64GB DDR5 kit without the flagship price tag, this Corsair Vengeance RGB deal at Centre Com is worth a look.

• $899 gets you 2x32GB of DDR5-5600 CL40 — the cheapest 64GB DDR5 kit going around right now
• It's not the fastest or tightest timings, but for productivity, editing or a future-proofed build, it's solid value
• Free delivery to metro areas (WA, NT and remote regions excluded), or skip shipping with click & collect

Need to boost your laptop’s multitasking muscle? You can grab this CORSAIR Vengeance 32GB DDR4 SODIMM kit (2x16GB, 3200MHz) for $309 delivered — that’s a hefty $159 off the $468 RRP.

• Perfect for 8th Gen or newer Intel Core i7 and AMD Ryzen 4000 series notebooks
• Auto-overclocking on compatible laptops means no BIOS fiddling required
• Note: can’t be delivered to some areas, including NT

If you’re maxing out your laptop’s RAM for gaming, editing, or heavy workloads, this is a solid, no-fuss upgrade at a genuinely good price.

Need a quick RAM upgrade without breaking the bank? You can grab this Team Elite 16GB DDR4 SODIMM for just $169, down from $229 — that's $60 back in your pocket.

• 3200MHz speed for snappy everyday performance in your laptop
• Backed by a limited lifetime warranty, so you're covered long-term
• Free VIC click & collect, plus delivery available

If you're looking to give your laptop a serious speed boost, this Corsair Vengeance 16GB DDR4 SODIMM is a solid pickup at $182 delivered — that's $52 off the usual $234 RRP.

• 3200MHz speed with auto-overclocking on compatible notebooks (no BIOS fiddling needed)
• Ideal for 11th Gen Intel Core laptops, and backed by Corsair's reputation for reliability
• Ships free via Amazon AU, so the price you see is the price you pay

Grab it if you're upgrading a compatible machine — just check your laptop supports DDR4 SODIMM before buying.

You can grab a single 8GB stick of DDR5 5600MHz SO-DIMM RAM for just $89 delivered — that's a genuinely surprising price for DDR5 laptop memory.

• Perfect for upgrading a compatible laptop or mini PC
• $89 including delivery via BIG W Market (Tech Junction)
• No discount code needed — just add to cart

If you've been holding off on a DDR5 upgrade, this is one of those deals worth double-checking (we did too).

If you're building a DDR5 rig right now, 32GB of T-Force Vulcan 5200MHz memory for $499 delivered is about as reasonable as it gets in the current market.

• You're getting 2x16GB DDR5 5200 — plenty for gaming and everyday multitasking
• $499 delivered from Centre Com, though free shipping excludes WA, NT and remote areas
• Prices are all over the place lately, so this genuinely counts as a deal

Grab it if you're mid-build and don't want to wait for prices to settle.

If you're building a DDR5 rig and want 32GB of fast, low-latency memory that plays nice with both Intel and AMD, this Lexar THOR 2nd Gen kit is worth a look.

• 2 x 16GB DDR5 6000MHz CL38 with both Intel XMP and AMD EXPO support — just enable the profile and you're off
• $529 plus delivery from Mwave, and don't forget to apply code FREEZE60 at checkout for extra savings
• Solid pick if you want reliable 6000MHz speeds without paying flagship RGB prices

It's not the cheapest RAM going around, but for a 32GB DDR5 6000 CL38 kit with dual XMP/EXPO support, the price is pretty reasonable — so grab it if it fits your build.

You’re eyeing a massive 32GB single stick of blazing-fast 5600MHz DDR5 RAM for just A$466.61 shipped—no promo code needed. Whether you’re future-proofing a build or filling that last slot on a monster workstation, this is a hefty chunk of memory at a solid per-GB price.

• Massive capacity: One 32GB module beats the hassle of juggling four sticks
• Speedy 5600MHz: Plenty of bandwidth for gaming, video editing, or heavy multitasking
• Free shipping: Price is in Aussie dollars, so no nasty currency surprises at checkout
• Grab it quick: Stock on high-capacity RAM like this can vanish fast—lock in yours while it’s hot

Honestly, if you’ve got a board that supports it and a workload that eats RAM for breakfast, this is a clean way to double up later without buying new kits. Snag it now before the price ticks up!

You’re grabbing a seriously sweet deal on high-performance RAM—this Netac Shadow II 32GB kit is US$149.99 (~A$209.13 delivered) and actually undercuts the newer Shadow III price sitting on the front page. It’s the same sweet spot for builders: 3200MHz CL16, and only 30 units are up for grabs, so don’t dawdle.

• Use coupon AUFS15 or AUAU21 at checkout to lock in that price
• Stack with 15% uncapped cashback at TopCashback UK for extra savings back in your pocket
• A$209.13 includes GST and is based on the current Mastercard rate—just follow the PayPal USD billing trick to avoid inflated conversion fees

If you’re not fussed about white heatsinks and want more bang for your buck than the “newer” model, this is the one to snap up.