CORSAIR Vengeance DDR5 RAM 192GB (4x48GB) 5200MHz CL38 Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory - Black (CMK192GX5M4B5200C38)

So glad I grabbed this kit before the price jump. It’s now four times the cost, and I feel lucky to have gotten it when I did. Running all four 48GB sticks on my 9950X without any issues. System booted up cleanly, XMP profile loaded without tweaks, and it's been rock-solid ever since. Speeds are fast, latency is on point, and it handles heavy workloads like rendering, virtual machines, and large-scale multitasking with ease. Also integrates well with iCUE for clean monitoring. If you're running a high-core CPU and need serious capacity with great performance, this kit is a beast.

So far so good. I was originally trying to upgrade to an additional 2x32 kit but my system preferred all modules to be the same so I had to research DIMMs compatible with my Corsair i7400 system (motherboard MSI Pro Z690-A WIFI DR5) and also make sure I updated to the latest BIOS with Intel microcode 0x12B. After verifying and doing that, I was tryign to decide between a 4x32 kit from Kingston and this kit (Corsair Vengeance 4x48). My motherboard is supposed to be rated to support up to 5600Hz on a 4x kit but this was the only compatible 4x kit at 192GB and I wanted capacity a little more than speed. 5200Hz is still pretty fast and I'm cure I can overclock a bit if desired, though stability is more important than a minor speed bump. I was happy to see the system boot up totally fine after an initial 2-3 minute training after install. Ran some stress tests, all is fine. Seems stable so far for what can sometimes be a hairy configuration.

Outstanding product! I built an i9 computer with 192gb ram using this memory and it is SO fast! Of course the 16GB video card and the 26TB SSD helped too!

The ASUS ROG Crosshair X670E Hero motherboard does not support mixing ram kits. Even though it says it supports 128 GB of ram, there are no 4 stick kits for 128 GB for Corsair listed on the memory support page. The only choices for Corsair are 2x48GB and this 4x48 GB kit. I did get two Corsair 2x32GB kits to run, but only at 3600 Mhz for 5200 Mhz kits. (Each kit ran at 5200 Mhz if installed by itself.) If you are having memory problems with using two kits at the same time, you will need a 4 stick kit. I installed this kit, reset the bios, set the XMP profile to the one detected by the bios, and rebooted. It took several minutes to boot the first time, but this memory is running at 5200 Mhz like it should. My compile times were cut in half compared to running the two 2x32GB kits at 3600 Mhz. The ASUS ROG Crosshair X670E Hero specs say it supports a maximum of 128 GB, but this kit is on their supported RAM list. I also updated the bios to build 2007 (from May 2024) before I installed the ram. That probably is the reason it immediately recognized a kit released in January 2024.

Love this RAM. Fantastic. Running at advertised speeds with bios selection. ASUS Prime mobo, AMD Ryzen 7950 CPU. Passed all RAM tests. Lifesaver.

Hard to get to listed speed, NOT compatible with any software except I Cue, a dramatic disappointment in software. I install it to get readings and then uninstall it for stability issues.

If you need 192GB of DDR5 for consumer grade hardware, this Corsair kit is what you're looking for. At $500+ it's not cheap, but Corsair did their homework and has assembled a kit that works as advertised. - DDR5 in general is a mess - DDR5 + AM5 is a big mess - four sticks of DDR5 + AM5 is a huge mess On an AM5 motherboard it's unlikely you'll be able to simply install this kit and select 5200Mhz and get it to run without any additional tweaks. I had to scour the 'net looking at posts across various forums before finally digging up a deleted reddit thread in the Internet Archive that provided the necessary settings that allowed me to get this kit running stable at 5200Mhz. Nevertheless, it IS running stable at 5200Mhz (see included screenshots), which is all I wanted (I'm not looking to overclock this kit, as it's being used in a home server role). See included screenshots of an error-free nearly 48 hour, 10 pass run of memtest86+. I've also included screenshots of the various memory-specific BIOS settings that were needed to get this kit running stable at 5200Mhz. The motherboard used was an ASRock B650M Pro RS with the latest BIOS. - on the DRAM Profile page select the JEDEC/4800 configuration - under DRAM Bus Control settings, set the various impedance and drive strength values - lastly, set DRAM Frequency to DDR5-5200 somewhere on the top-level "tweaks" page (not pictured) Good luck.

I mean, what can I say, installation was pretty simple. Of course the BIOS detected the change and switching to an XMP profile was a bit scary, but as soon as the system posted I was relieved, and the product works as advertised. Uses are for VMs and local LLMs without having to buy an $80,000 graphics card.

Perfecto muy bueno para asus rog maximus

My motherboard (Most ASUS Motherboards for now) Require this kit in order to use the full 192 GB available. Even on their website with supported mem. This is the only kit. Maybe after time others will stand up but for now this is the only one!

Works and runs right away on AMD5 platform with a 9950x chip. I'm glad I've bought it before the memory price hike.

Fonctionne nickel. Réglage à prévoir sur la carte mère suivant les modèles.

Excelente compra, excelente performance en mi equipo de trabajo