Corsair VENGEANCE DDR5 SODIMM 32GB (1x32GB) DDR5 4800MHz C40 (Compatible with Nearly Any Intel and AMD System, Easy Installation, Faster Load Times, Smoother Multitasking, XMP 3.0 Compatibility) Black

defective ram delivered. and amazon is not retuning/replacing it. my 10000 rs is wasted unnecessarily

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!

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.

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