CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX 32GB (1 x 32GB) DDR4 2400 (PC4-19200) C16 Desktop Memory - Black

I have the same kit in red, just wanted to double my memory capacity. Only issue I had was my BIOS not registering it at first, but after clearing the CMOS it worked perfectly. Love the design of it and the feel of great quality, the reasonable prices of RAM right now were what made me decide to upgrade - I made the decision to stick with 8GB when I built my PC just to keep the cost down.

It's ram, not really much you can say about it. It works well is a good price and if you're bothered by that sort of thing I guess it looks quite nice. If you're wondering whether to go for DDR 4 or DDR 3 I'd get one stick of 8GB DDR 4 and then wait until you need another 8GB before buying more (rather than buying 16GB of DDR 3), now that skylake processors are out the price of DDR 4 should go down steadily and for the moment you probably don't need more than 8GB of RAM.

It was not on the QVL list, so I am worried a bit, but it started at 2133, after switch on the A-XMP and it ran at 2400. I was struggling with the oc for a while, no 2666,2800, but it started 2933,3133,3333 MHz with loose timings. It does not asks for high voltage, it is cold and nice, it looks very nice - red module in an AMD system. I am very happy with it. It was a deal when I bought, so the price was still high, but very good compare the other available modules. I have no idea which die samsung or hynix or what else, but it lunches my IGP above the average on userbenchmark.

When ordering this, I was a little concerned about compatibility with the current RAM I had in my PC (Corsair 1x16GB with a CAS latency of CL19). I didn't need to worry at all :). This RAM works perfectly in Dual Channel mode with my current RAM, now I have 2x16GB it has definitely increased the performance of my PC. For any gamers that are interested, here is a before and after average FPS from Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War (Tested on Cartel map in Combined Arms, as this is the most graphically intense map/mode) Before: (1x16GB RAM) - Settings High/Ultra 1080p - FPS between 70-100 After: (2x16GB RAM) - Settings High/Ultra 1080p - FPS between 90-100 Having 2 sticks of RAM in Dual Channel has ironed out FPS highs and lows with my Nvidia GTX 1660 SUPER.

Bought and put in a custom build tower 6+ years ago. Will continue to use until it dies.

I felt a PC needed more RAM, after hanging for a short time on a handful of occasions when I was multitasking. I had a four stick board, but only 2 x 4 so 8Gb in place. So I sought out the same brand and spec, these being it. And while I could have bought two 8s (or more) to get to 16 and up and gone for a tad more speed, (Processor out of the box works at 2666 , however I won't be overclocking, so any faster RAM would be no benefit to my build) While the benefit of 2 x 8Gb at 2666, over 4 x 4Gb 2400MHz would for this PC's purpose go unnoticed, and it was then cheaper by half to get another 2 sticks to double up to 16Gb, which for a media (but not gaming) PC doing some multi tasking; web browsing and basic graphics work while streaming/playing video - was good enough and I have had no issues since the upgrade.

I managed to pick up this ram for around £67, which was a really good deal due to the surge of ram prices. The ram didn't work on my system but only because I'm an idiot as my system is AMD, and the ram wasn't compatible with my motherboard, hence constant BSODs. I eventually sold it off to my mate for his intel build and it has worked perfectly, no problems whatsoever. Moral of the story: Always make sure the ram is compatible with your system.

I can boot only using 2133 frequency ,when I hoped to get at LEAST 2400 Mhz thats rated. Before this purchase I used practicaly same RAM Vengeance LPX with same timings and rated 2400 mhz but 2x8 GB. I had no problem using from start,and could even take it to 2800 MHz no problem. This is really a dissapointment for me at the moment,I am trying to get it up at rated speed but no matter what I do in bios at the moment doesnt help...I posted a photo of my "old" ram ,you can see it is essentially same model. If I manage to fix it soon I will change this review,if not I will try to return or exchange for something else at the seller. Edit, after update of my BIOS and setting tRFC timing to 421,memory works just fine,so it was actually my fault for it not booting at 2400MHz. Thanks to seller for fast shipping and delivery,+ technical support to fix my issue :) final rating 10/10

Simple y sencillamente la mejor ram del mercado. Sin falla, sin queja. Excelente calidad y el precio lo desquita de sobra. La volveré a comprar hasta alcanzar los 64gb.

Product Review: Understanding CAS Latency with Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4 2400MHz CAS Latency C14 Memory Module Introduction: Today, we'll explore CAS latency, a crucial topic in gaming memory. CAS latency is like a speed boost for your gaming computer. What's CAS Latency? CAS latency is a timer that shows how quickly your computer's memory responds to requests. Lower numbers, like C14, are great for gaming. How CAS Latency Helps Gaming: Less Waiting: Low CAS latency means less waiting for your computer to find game data. Quick Reactions: Your character moves faster, and your aim is more precise. Smoother Games: Games feel smoother because you get more frames per second. Multi-Tasking: You can do more than just play games. You can stream, chat, and work, all while your game runs smoothly. Corsair Vengeance LPX: Your Gaming Hero: The Corsair Vengeance LPX memory module is your gaming sidekick, helping you win your gaming battles. In summary, CAS latency makes your games run faster, and Corsair Vengeance LPX makes it happen.

Very high quality RAM, great price and runs like a top. Highly recommend!

Superb

Fast working