CORSAIR VENGEANCE DDR5 RAM 64GB (2x32GB) 5600MHz CL40 Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory - Black (CMK64GX5M2B5600C40)

I recently switched to the CORSAIR VENGEANCE DDR5 RAM, and I've gotta say, I'm pretty pleased with it. The 64GB capacity is a big step up, especially for the kind of multitasking I do. I don't notice any lag when I have multiple applications running, which is nice. The installation was straightforward, and since it's iCUE compatible, I can easily keep the lighting in sync with my other components. The performance specs, like the 5600MHz speed, definitely hold up. I've seen improvements while gaming and during heavy workloads, too. On the flip side, the CL40 latency isn't the fastest out there, but for my needs, it hasn't been an issue. Overall, if you’re looking to boost your system's performance with a reliable option, I think this RAM is a solid choice.

The TLDR; Its really good, It's really quick. It does the job better than I expected. It's cheap, its easy to up the speed through the bios. Installation is easy. Just follow the motherboard instruction of using the collect RAM Slots.My use case for the RAM upgrade was so I could run more virtual machines to build a home lab for running malware / running red teaming exploits. Paired with the i9-13900k processor, I am slightly over specc'd but it allows me to not "throttle" my resources, and allows me to perform my tasks to a relatively quick and safe speed. Highly recommend this RAM.

Good quality RAM, easy to install, the Dell base units like to have their power button pressed for ten seconds prior to installing. no real issues.

Probably the best value-for-money RAM on the market. Nice and speedy, would absolutely buy it again for future builds!

Very good quality product. 100% recommended.

the RAM was purchased on the 3rd of November 2024 and within 14 days of use one of the heat Shields fell off,the RAM had not been overclocked just very poor qualitywould definitely not recommend

I made the mistake of not checking the QVL (Qualified Vendor List) for my motherboard (Asus Proart Z790) and ened up with no end of stability issues, including BSOD and black screens.XMP was pointless and the closest I got to stable was 4800 mt/s.In the end I sent them back and got something from the QVL.

Bought these for a new build, and I started to get the Blue Screen Of Death when using anything that exerted the memory more than a little (including installing Windows, which didn't bode well from the start). After a few days of this, after whittling it down to a RAM issue, I ran it through MemTest86, which flagged 10,000 RAM errors before giving it up as a bad job.Judging by some other reviews for this, it isn't exactly uncommon.Received the replacement sticks promptly, shoved them in, MemTest86 straight away, and 0 errors - as it should be. They've been working perfectly for three days now.So far, they're a decent product marred by rubbish quality control. You just have to hope you don't get a dud.