CORSAIR Vengeance SODIMM DDR5 RAM 32GB (1x32GB) 4800MHz CL40-40-40-77 1.1V Intel AMD Laptop Notebook Memory - Black (CMSX32GX5M1A4800C40)

When upgrading RAM, I usually try to go with sticks that are more designed for my PC, such as getting XMP RAM for Intel laptops as opposed to EXPO RAM that should work. Recently, I got a new laptop, which happens to be my first PC with an AMD CPU. When trying to find RAM for this new laptop, I wasn't able to find any SO-DIMM RAM with AMD EXPO profiles, so I defaulted to my trusted brand for RAM and hoped for the best. It took a bit of effort to make it work, but it works. During trial and error, I discovered that, at least for my particular laptop model, it needed to be plugged in before it would start up after installing RAM. When I started it up, it went through the usual process of configuring the new RAM. For some reason, possibly because it was rather cold (though it is constantly cold upon startup due to its metal frame), the screen did not turn on. I turned off the laptop using the power button, waited about 10 seconds, then turned it back on. I don't know if it made a difference, but as soon as I saw the disk usage light come on, I kept pressing delete until the screen powered on, which took several seconds. On the second startup after installing the RAM, I had to repeat this process. Now, though, it works without issue. In fact, it boots so much faster just by having more RAM that I often don't even see the Windows loading screen. I checked the memory frequency in BIOS and, since it's an ASUS laptop, I was able to check the memory speed in Armoury Crate as well. Both say the RAM is working as advertised at 4800 MHz. In addition to faster boot-up, I have the usual benefits of increasing RAM, like apps starting faster, more apps functioning at the same time without performance loss, rapid loading screens in games, etc. If you also have an AMD laptop, this Corsair SO-DIMM is worth trying even without the EXPO support.

I recently picked up some Corsair Vengeance RAM, and I'll be honest—I didn’t bother with any of those fancy stress tests or endless passes. Why? Because it’s Corsair, and they’ve earned a place in my PC like that reliable friend who never flakes on plans. Slotted it in, and boom—my rig was up and running smoother than a cat in a sunbeam. No hiccups, no glitches, just pure, unadulterated performance, as expected from a brand that practically lives inside my case at this point. It's like the RAM knew it had a legacy to uphold and showed up dressed in its Sunday best. I mean, who needs to put Corsair through its paces? It’s like testing a spoon to see if it holds soup—some things you just know are gonna work. So, if you’re wondering whether to trust Corsair Vengeance with your build, just do it. No stress test needed, just plug and play like it’s 1999. Five stars because it’s Corsair, and sometimes you just have to trust the RAM gods.

Zero issues, does what its supposed to with no errors or issues. Always happy with corsair products across the board.

Good memory, give me roomie working environment for my needs with windows 11. I run four desktops. (Total now 40GB) Have not paid attention to speed of this versus original installed memory. Easy install if you're not afraid to open your machine.

Laptop had 8gb on board and a single RAM slot. Old RAM was 4800 so I just stuck with that since it had a great value point on a trusted brand. Fit perfectly in my Asus Vivobook 16 Pro. Load times went from fairly quick to nearly instant. Reboot takes about 5-10 seconds. 40gb in total now. If you're in the same boat as me I highly recommend like I said; the trusted brand and operation as expected and the best price point only slightly above unknown brands

Like title says, amazing product. It was a plug and play upgrade for my laptop. At first, I was skeptical since I reached out to ASUS support to see if these would work. They could neither confirm nor deny that these specific ram would work. Additionally, the ASUS website states that the max RAM upgrade is 32GB. I ended up buying these and thankfully it works flawlessly. I am assuming that the 32GB are for 1 RAM. So total max RAM upgrade is 64GB (2x32). The laptop I installed these on are the ASUS ROG G713PV (2023) for anyone who’s wondering.

Been using this for a couple of months with no issues. I had previously bought some Crucial RAM and it seems the N100 board I was using did not like it. I gathered from those not complaining online that they were using Corsair so I gave it a try and sure enough no issues anymore.

Zero crashing now that I have more memory freed up. I am also getting better frame rates due to the increased speed of Corsair’s automatic overclocking. Runs Great!

RAM de Qualité Corsait, Serie Vengeance en SODIMM donc pour Ordinateur Portable , l'horloge de la ram est de 4800MHz ce qui est assez rapide pour de la DDR5, acheté avant que les prix s'envole a cause de la pénurie, très bon produit.

Does what it should for a good price

in use!

Memória excelente. Veio na embalagem lacrada. Produto conforme anunciado.

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