
Achieve peak overclocking performance with this 32GB Corsair Vengeance LPX memory kit. Unique aluminum heat spreaders keep the DDR4 modules cool under pressure, and XMP 2.0 ensures you get reliable performance without any lockups. This Corsair Vengeance LPX memory kit has a small form factor, so it fits inside slimmer cases.
Q: Hello! Will this fit my ASUS Desktop PC M32CD? Thanks!
A: Hi Rik, From what I'm seeing online, yep! If you have anything else we can help with, please reach out: support.corsair.com -Art
Q: I have a HP Pavilion Gaming Desktop 690-0020 computer. Will this set of Ram Cards fit my computer?
A: Hi Ron, According to your motherboard specifications, it should support this memory kits capacity. -Brian
A: Hi, It is not, please check your manual instead of the site if you cannot locate any information. You would definitely need a SO-DIMM kit, I'm seeing it does use DDR4 and up to 32gb so one of our CMSX kits would work best. If you have any other questions, please contact us: support.corsair.com
Q: Compatible with LENOVO 510/510A Desktop running Intel i3 3600Ghz????
A: Hi Buck, It looks like your system should support the speed and capacity of this memory kit. We do always recommend that your check with your system manufacturer to determine what the max supported speed and capacity of memory that your system supports. -Brian
A: Hi Nathan, We recommend that you contact Dell to ensure that your system is support the speed and capacity of this memory kit. -Brian
A: Hi, This is a desktop memory kit - you would require a laptop memory kit as they have entirely different dimensions. Based on your provided details, this memory kit would be suitable: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/corsair-vengeance-series-16gb-2pk-8gb-2-4ghz-ddr4-laptop-memory-black/6063100.p?skuId=6063100. If you have any additional questions, we'd be happy to help: support.corsair.com -Albert
Q: Hello, Will this memory be compatible with a ASUS computer with a Intel I5-7400 CPU? Thanks
A: I see no reason that it would not. Just to be sure download CPU-Z. Google it then download. Run CPU-Z and go to memory SPD tab and see what speed the ram is running at. Now just select that speed when you purchase your new RAM. Another Good rule of thumb. If you are going right to a blue screen the RAM (or how you have configured it) is Too High. Ex. Trying to run 3200 in a motherboard that supports only 2400MBs.