Vengeance DDR5 64GB (2x32GB) DDR5 6000MHz CL30 AMD Expo Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory – Gray (CMK64GX5M2B6000Z30)

Excellent ram for $380. Not good for $1100+. very stable, very fast and they look great. Very low clearance so you will have no issues with CPU coolers getting in the way.

Personally I am over the whole RGB phase in my life. My case can be an old 1990s white box and I would be a happy lad. That's one of the major reasons why I really like this RAM. It's simple and high quality without flashy RGB. I will say I made a boneheaded move by getting 2 orders of these (2X32GB times 2) and attempted to double dimm them at the same frequency. If anyone knows where this is going - it's going there. This obviously resulted in me never being able to reach the advertised 6 GHZ speed since I lost the silicon lottery BAD. If I had to do it again I would have preferred getting a more reliable/stable 4x32 which it more likely to be stable when configured. But I digress about my stupidity in this. This certainly is not a dig on the product. Which so far has been incredibly reliable (at the speed I CAN clock it at), and the additional memory capacity (of 128 - instead of a faster 6 ghz of 32 GB) is much better for me overall. Overall Corsair for the win

Great DDR5 memory. I got this for my new build. Works great. Easy to install. I don't overclock so I don't know how much you can overclock these. Normal profile with metal heat sink. I am running them at 6000 MHZ.

These Corsair RAM sticks worked flawlessly right out of the box, were easy to install and the most important part, with no issues. I simply had to go into my motherboards BIOS, change XMP profile to the correct RAM speed, and thats it. If you are like me, and prefer a black / gray color scheme over the fancy RGB lights other RAM sticks have, look no further.

Works perfectly with XMP, and EXPO on X870E-P MSI Pro, and 9950X3D 6000Mhz / CL30

I just bought a new MSI prebuilt computer from the local brick and mortar and wanted to max out the ram so I chose this memory. I was really hoping it would just work and low and behold after changing the speed to 6000, updating all the timings to match the specs of the RAM, it booted up with 0 issues. I would definitely buy it again. So far, I am really impressed with this quality RAM. It's also nice knowing my computer is good to go for a while with the full 96 gigs. Get some for yourself but make sure you get it on sale.

Got this installed this weekend. My iCue software spotted it and brought it into the tool. Working fine. Have not tried any tuning yet. Will update when I do.

This Corsair Vengeance DDR5 RAM kit lacks the RGB flashiness of their other kits, but is functional for those wanting the sweet spot frequency/latency numbers. This kit has EXPO and XMP profiles for 6000MHz and CL30-36-36-76 timings, and is a lot shorter than other memory kits for those worried about CPU clearance. If you care about overclocking, this kit has the sought after SK Hynix dies (I'm not sure if these are A-die or M-die). While you can't really go wrong with this kit, there's better value for money elsewhere with Teamgroup's T-Create kits (about 20-30 dollars cheaper, depending on when you are price checking). Just remember to check your motherboard's QVL list to make sure your RAM will be stable with your motherboard. Unfortunately for me, the T-Create kit wasn't stable on my motherboard, so I settled for this kit which has proven to be stable in my system.