CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 6400MHz CL32 Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory - Black (CMH32GX5M2B6400C32)

Awesome ram. Runs at advertised speed on XMP profiles. No issues at all and looks good too!

Great RAM - handles heavy loads over long periods of time without instability. Build quality is nice, and they're good for the money. Size and speed per dollar is solid. Easy to install upgrade because they're just RAM sticks. Works well with Signal RGB and iCue

What I like most about Corsair hardware (as opposed to their software which is sadly lacking, e.g. iCue suite of control software, is that it just works well and right out of the box.Bought high speed ram from Corsair before so was not disappointed when as expected it just worked with one click in my bios settings. Installed the 64 GB ram kit, turned on PC which went into BIOS as expected, RAM recognized, click to enable XMP for pre-configured profile #1 and done.Stable, easy, guaranteed 6400 overclock speed. Corsair is never the cheapest, not really highest either, and it's worth ease of mind to pay the 'brand price' markup. I've no idea when these RGB lights will wear out, but my last kit is going strong 4 years of almost non-stop usage (awake or in sleep mode where the color is still lit).I suspect it's a moot point, because the RAM / PC will be so vastly outdated far before the LEDs give out.

Can't believe I could afford this stuff. works great, looks even better

Works as expected

Works good in stock setup. Doesn't like any strong overclock. Plenty fast in stock setup.

I got it up to 7200c34 but either my 13700k can’t handle those speeds or the ddr5 it self can’t because it would crash just after a few minutes. Even with voltages cranked up. But 6800 c32 it runs no problem at 1.45v and Passes every single test there is. For the price “at the time I purchased it” it’s a great kit. I’m sure I could lower voltages more but 1.45v is nothing for ddr5 and the modules stay in the low 40’s during any testing / gaming I can throw at them so I’m not worried.Edit- 02/09/24- got 7200 c34 to work. I couldn’t get it to work before because I left the 6400xmp timings which are too tight for 7200. Should of known that but didn’t. Anyways went on Corsairs website and looked up the 7200 c34 kits and looked at those timings and copy and pasted them in the bios and walla. 7200 34-44-44-96 1.45v and it booted on the first try and has been working great. I’m sure I can tighten up the timings but as of now it’s 100% stable and is working great. Never had this luck with ddr4 with oc and extremely happy to be able to have such an awesome oc ddr5. Also for those who can’t hit 7200 I copy and pasted someone else’s 6400 oc tighter than xmp timings off the forums and it worked flawlessly. Copy and paste this in your bios if you like 6400 30,37,37,72 1.40v. Sure it could be tighter easily with this kit but I was happy with those settings before figuring out the 7200 settings.

I was initially wary because I noticed a flag on Amazon suggesting this was a frequently returned item, but in my experience, it worked as expected and was consistent with the specs. I love the look and the customizability with iCUE, which integrates seamlessly with my other Corsair products. Just a heads-up: memory like this often goes on sale, so keep an eye out for deals. Overall, a solid choice for high-performance DDR5 RAM!