CORSAIR - Vengeance PRO 32GB (2PK x 16GB) 3200MHz DDR4 C16 DIMM Desktop Memory RGB - Black

I originally had a couple of cards that were practically the same model, but 8GB each. They were great but I work in speech science and machine learning; I had a number of occasions where I exhausted my memory training a DNN or compiling a language model, so I swapped them out for these. I haven’t noticed a difference in performance, other than not having model builds crash. I expect that I’ll be buying this again at some point to grant me a solid 64GB. The RGB may not be for everyone, but I think it’s fun when used in moderation. iCUE is nice for synchronizing the various RGB components. Although iCUE is only supported on Windows and my fans and CPU cooler forget their settings when I load in linux, the memory cards maintain the RGB setting they had when I was in Windows.

So I ended up buying these on a whim one day I had a vengeance LPX. And then I decided that 32 gigs just wasn’t enough for my Ryzen 7 also my invention sell PX I had 48 gigs sticks so when I bought these two I didn’t realize that you can’t have 2x8 gig sticks and 2x16 gig sticks. I ended up going to my favorite Best Buy in talking with one of the guys at geek squad and bringing in my machine purchasing total tech-support and I got the real lowdown on how things work. First off I should’ve been watching more videos and specifically videos on how ram works because even if you buy a two pack if you want to go to a four you really should buy a four pack they will work but not as possibly stable. So not only was I running two different types of RAM the vengeance LPX and the vengeance pro RGBE but also I was running 3200MHz and I was also running 3000 MHz!!! Thank God I decided to go to that other store and now that store is my favorite store and I will be going to that location every time

I had the black version of this RAM (16gb) for a while and decided to sell it to upgrade to this. So far, it looks soooo nice with my white case and other Corsair products! It's really easy to customize and work with in the iCue software. I also tested it out to make sure it's functional and so far seems really good. If you want nice looking RAM that work well, I'd recommend this!

Originally bought these as a temp solution until I could get the non-RGB kits to match my other 16GB 8GBx2 that I have in both of my main systems. Long story short, I ended up with two of these kits. One 32GB 16x2 and a 16GB 8x2. I’ve been using Corsair Vengeance LPX since DDR3 and they always deliver. I just wish I had got lucky enough to get Hynix ICs like my non RGB kits but these worked fine. OC’d to 3666Mhz on the 3200 XMP running 48GB. Paired with the rest of my system my benchmarks stayed in the top 1%. And to be honest, they look amazing.

This is some great looking memory, I will give it that. I selected this knowing that corsair has great build quality and just makes high quality stuff. Paired this up with my new pc build running a 9900k, MSI MEG ace motherboard, rtx 2080 super, and a 970 evo + hdd. You can probably find faster memory for a better price but I guess for the sweet RGB this kit looks awesome and I was willing to pay a little more for it. Upon the first boot, I noticed the memory was stuck running at 2300mhz. Okay no big deal, I forgot to turn on the xmp profile for the memory overclock. That should fix the speed to 3200mhz which my computer recognized it should be at automatically. Every time I tried to do this the overclock would fail and it would resort back to 2300mhz. I tied different voltages, messing with the timings manually and it just would not run at the correct speed. I finally ended up raising the voltage up higher then the corsair specs listed and running at 2900mhz, but it wasn't 100% stable. A little frustrated, and googling this issue it seems it is a little common. I ended up going back to bestbuy and getting a replacement and the new kit fired right up and took the xmp profile with no problem running at 3200mhz stable. So, if anyone is having a issue with this running at the wrong speeds, take it back for a exchange! Overall its great memory, timings are fast, and looks slick in my case. I would buy it again.

Not much to say about RAM it works perfectly the RGB lighting is fun to play with ads a little pizzazz to the computer. I'm going to buy two more to complete the set and make it 64 gigs.

Great sticks of ram that light up. Woooo! Easy to install just make sure you press it in pretty hard till you hear it click in.

MSI X570 build with Ryzen 3700X - this was in the top of the list of recommended DIMM pairs for the build. Done. Works great, lights are entertaining but can be shut off.