CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB 16GB (2X8GB) DDR4 3000MHz C15 Desktop Memory - White Review

To be honest I'm still shocked at how great they look. lame colors or something. Now that I know Corsair and have tried their stuff before, I'm new to the RGB scene to be honest. And that was just after I hooked up the car and oh my god they look amazing! The colors look sooo good and right from the start they glow and start circulating randomly between colors with a smooth effect. And lol I haven't even tried their OC or anything, I'm just talking about the looks!

Used it with my brand new Gigabyte z390 Ultra and although it wasn't listed as compatible at the time of purchase it worked the first time. It runs at 2133Mhz in default mode, but as soon as I set the profile to xmp it switches to 3200Mhz and works fine. Now I only buy memories from Corsair. And never had a problem. Kingston never again. This is my fourth Corsair memory kit (bought for other computers) and I haven't had a headache to date. And the memory is great. I have turned white Even my…

The RAM is fast, although no better than the Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4-3000 16GB kit which is usually cheaper. The kit I received is definitely not a Samsung B-Die, you can test it yourself on Thaiphoon Burner; I have v5.32. Surprisingly the heatsink is actually doing something and the LEDs are bright and beautiful. The iCUE processor is easy to use, offers a variety of RGB effects and can be synchronized with other Corsair products. If there was only one thing I would change it. , I would put

I don't know why the price is justified. I cranked it up to 3000MHz and ran stably at that speed on my AMD 2700x with an Asus ROG Strix X470-F gaming board. This is the fastest speed I'm comfortable with given my ability. I suspected this was causing my system to crash when the system was idle, but I uninstalled two third-party apps and one of them was undoubtedly the culprit. So now my system is fully satisfied. I've never gotten my bios or RyzenMaster utility to accept 15 CAS latencies, so…

so I bought this set of RAM. Okay, let me just say this is my first experience with Corsair RAM. I'm an extreme Corsair fan, but I always thought their RAM was expensive and there were other kits that were cheaper. But let me just say that this is an exceptionally nice RAM kit! This is a 3000MHz kit. I have it on a Gigabyte Aorus Gaming 5 X370 motherboard for an AMD Ryzen platform paired with a Ryzen 5 1600x OC at 4.05GHz. My board officially supports DDR4 RAM up to 3200MHz. My kit overclocked…

it works very well with Ryzen 2700X (at lower frequencies), I managed to get 3600 MHz 16-17-17-36 (stable in games for 6 Hours but unstable In stress tests like memtest64 barely completed 5 cycles with some errors after which the system crashed) so I tried lowering the frequency with a tighter timing so I got 3400MHz 14-14-14-30 (stable in games for 68 hours, but unstable in stress tests like memtest64). finished 10 cycles with some errors, then the system crashed) so what is the ideal place…