CMK32GX4M4A2666C16 Vengeance LPX 32 GB (4 x 8 GB) DDR4 2666 MHz C16 XMP 2.0 High Performance Desktop Memory Kit, Black

Easy to install, and got going in no time! This is perfect to get 32GB of ram for a decent price.

Fast and stable running against an Intel i77820X on an Asus TUF X299 MkII. Overclocked on XMP / Autotuner to 25% and no issues to report. Looks pretty in red against the mobo backlighting to boot.

Bought to upgrade my ASUA TUF B450 Gaming based system. I tried with four faster sticks but the system would only start when it was populated with 2 sticks. I have overclocked the ram to get near the spec of the previous RAM and my system has been running without hanging for 36 hours so, a great buy. especially for my system. They are low enough in profile to allow all of my RAM slots to be used with my new Prism Wraith CPU cooler. All in all a worthwhile upgrade. And by buying the RED ones I saved a reasonable slice of change.

quad channel memory as it turn out can be a nightmare to install, this is a motherboard issue and not corsair. Once I finally got it all up and running I was very happy

As RAM speed doesn't really affect gaming performance and I wanted to run some games from a dimm drive, I purchased 32Gb of this RAM. Apart from a minor problem getting the PC to post initially, which was traced to one of the sticks not being fully seated in the socket, no issues whatsoever. Very happy.

Was a good buy when bought Did the job No issues so far😎

Fast and reliable as always from coursair

This is a kettle that pours itself into a cup. There is a simple fool proof on off switch, a big one that also turns on a green in your face light. Be warned though, YOU have to turn it off. If you don't your floor gets washed. It boils at a FIXED temperature and not for coffee drinkers. The container is a bucket with a bucket type handle. The bucket, although easy to replace it can be a fiddly process. Everything about it is both tacky and of low quality in design. It is excellent for filling saucepans with boiling water. Those with hand mobility problems should look elsewhere. Filling one cup is a treat, filling up cups for a handful of guests is less than ideal. Keep this away from children and elderly as it isn't for them.

A continuación mis comentarios sobre la experiencia de compra: Envío: El artículo me fue entregado en 3 días hábiles, normalmente, para un producto de importación, el tiempo que me toma en recibirlo usando los servicios de empresas con compras en los Estados Unidos es de 21 a 60 días. Precio: El costo total del producto (Envío incluido [Global Express]) fue +-$1,200.00 MXN más barato que lo que me ofrecían localmente. Artículo: La memoria fue instalada en una placa base marca ASUS modelo ROG Rampage V Extreme/USB3.1; después de instalada se configuró el UEFI y todo funciona muy bien.

Works well and fits into my husbands computer.

I've turned into the kind of dad that looks over his power bill and watches the thermostat like a hawk, so after a few painful power bills in a row I finally retired my first-gen socket 1366 Intel Core i7 system (the processor used over 250 watts when overclocked!) to a new and more efficient Skylake system. It kind of hurt to do since I had no performance problems even six years after I built it, but it was probably time. Anyways, this kit was the best price for 4x8GB DDR4 memory I saw on Amazon at the time of purchase, and since I've had to deal with Corsair's excellent support in the past I generally lean toward buying their products. Their warranty, in my opinion, is the best in the business -- most recently they replaced the 6x2GB triple channel kit from that 1366 PC more than 6 years after I bought it, no hassle and no cost on my end. As of late October the C15 kit (also 2666MHz) is listed for just $10 more than this one, so it may be the better buy right now. When I purchased this kit, the C15 version was about $50 more and I didn't want to stretch my budget any further since I sprang for the i7 over the i5. I am using this memory in a ASUS Z170-A socket 1151 motherboard. An earlier review said the rated speed/timings didn't work on an X99-based motherboard, which may be the case, but I can verify that this kit works as advertised on my particular system. All modules were immediately recognized on POST and all I had to do was set the timings (16-18-18-35), the speed (2666MHz), and the voltage (1.2v) in the BIOS and I was done. The only negative, and it's a stretch, is that the suggested timings were not printed anywhere on the box or individual modules, nor was there a slip of paper with that information in the box -- I don't know if my package had been tampered with or something, but that is basic information that needs to be included with the product. This is just a minor gripe, really, but I'm the kinda old-school PC guy that builds his systems out of the case on a static-free workbench, far away from my router, so I ended up having to look up the timings on my phone. I could have let them run at the default values (MB set them to 15-15-15-36 @ 2133MHz) and set the timings later, but I don't think I should have to go online to get that information. All in all, the kit works at the advertised speed/timings with no hassle and have the added bonus of Corsair's warranty/support. I'm confident that I won't have to buy another kit until it comes time for me to build a new PC -- which hopefully isn't for another six years! I'm sure there is more overhead in these modules for overclockers who want to get every last drop of performance, but I haven't had the time or energy to sit down and focus on that -- maybe I'll play around with it over the Thanksgiving holiday as an excuse to get away from the in-laws. If so, I'll report back with whatever timings give me stable performance.

This item arrived in good condition. Runs well in my PC.

fonctionne bien beau look ca a vraiment améliorer les performances de mon pc