CorsairVENGEANCE DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 6400MHz CL32 Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory - Black (CMK32GX5M2B6400C32)

Installing these Corsair Vengeance DDR5 64 GB modules was a complete doddle—just slot them into your motherboard’s DIMM banks, enable XMP/EXPO, and you’re off. Boot and application load times have visibly plummeted, whether I’m juggling 4K video edits or multiple browser tabs.The build quality feels utterly reassuring: the heatspreaders stay cool under pressure and the low-profile design looks sleek in any build. In weeks of daily use, there’s been zero instability or drop-outs—just consistent, blistering throughput whenever it’s called upon.At this price point, it represents exceptional value for money. You’re paying a fair rate for genuine DDR5 performance with room to grow, and given how much smoother my workflow and gaming sessions have become, I’d happily buy this kit again.In short: easy to install, durable, aesthetically pleasing and utterly useful—highly recommended for anyone seeking a hassle-free, future-proof memory upgrade.

so far so good, much better than my 5200 c40 kit, everything just seems snappier. it's actually noticeable. so much so it's changed my perspective on upgrading my PC, i was going to upgrade my mobo and cpu but i'm going to keep the CPU i have (i thought that is what was slow but it turns out it was the ram). although I will say, my system never goes above 32gb usage (you can test with MSI-AFTERBURNER or TASK MANAGER. if I were to buy again I'd probably have got the 48gb set, save yourself £40. Still, future-proof I guess, and if one of the sticks dies I've at least got 1x 32gb in an emergency. for context I do a lot of video editing in premiere pro and play FPS games like pubg.

Mine actually runs at 7000mHz under xmp on Asus b760 motherboard. 7200mhz won't boot.All you do is set it to xmp I and then raise the frequency to 7000 and reboot.

Despite some reviews with issues on the XMP profile I've had no problems on my Z790 14900K system.I've even run a full memory tests with the 6400Mhz XMP profile to ensure its fine and it passed without issue. I do memory tests every 6 months on my key PCs due to experience of one having a few failed bits in the RAM after a few years of service, so I'll repeat tests in due course but for now everything is working as expected.One point to note is some motherboards don't have 8 layer construction which means more variance on track length which is an issue with ever faster RAM and other related components. Gigabyte for example updated some of their boards from 6 to 8 layer to resolve higher speed RAM and related issues so I wonder if some problems people experience aren't the RAM but motherboard related.

Corsair is widely reputable and I have no complaints about this ram, it went straight into my system and I have experienced no crashes with it whatsoever. Good capacity and enough speed to satisfy.

Well xmp is set to 6400mhz at cl32 but would not boot on my Msi z790 mag motherboard, had to reduce to 6000mhz. Now stable and hope a bios update in the future will help.

Best most reliable ram out there this is all i use for work.

Fast and reasonably priced considering other alternaitves cost £10 less but are significantly slower. Overall satisfied, worth spending the extra £10-20 over other sticks that arent half as fast. Lots of sub 6000hz cl40+ sticks being sold for £10 less that dont make sense when they should be £30-40 cheaper instead.