Review on Corsair Vengeance CMZ16GX3M2A1600C10 Desktop Memory for enhanced SEO by Lonnie Batch

Connected and started immediately, very fast speed profile without my participation. It's doing XMP (Extreme Memory Profile) which seemed to already be active when I went into the BIOS to make sure it was recognized by the motherboard. If your system uses it, make sure you enable XMP in BIOS settings, it will automatically choose the best speed for memory. Here is a list of the modes that XMP can run AUTOMATICALLY: Timing Chart XMP Frequency (Voltage) XMP #1 5.0-5-5-14-21-2T @ 444MHz (1500V) XMP #2 6.0-6-6-16-25 -2T @ 533MHz (1500V) XMP #3 7.0 -7-7-19-29-2T @ 622MHz (1500V) XMP #4 8.0-8-8-22-33- 2T @ 711MHz (1500V) ) XMP #5 9.0 -9-9-24-37 -2T @ 800MHz (1500V) XMP #6 10.0-9-9-24-37-2T @ 800MHz (1500V) XMP #7 11, 0-9-9-24-37-2T at 800MHz (1500V)---------PRO TIP------Random crashes or BLUE SCREEN OF DEATH? Have you run the Windows built-in memory checker (mdsched.exe)? Press Windows key + R to start. Nothing bad happened. Bad ram 9 out of 10 times. Healed random crashes and freezes. The RAM has a bad memory address which doesn't always show up in testing, I've had this as often on new computers as on older ones. If you look at DDR3, your system is most likely a few years old, well. Lucky for you, this ram is very cheap compared to when it first came out. If you can download it, choose the double pack, you will get the full 32GB pack, which will bring new life to your system. Go to the CORSAIR website and enter your motherboard specs. They indicate what you can use. What don't you know? Get a CPUID, it's free and lets you look under the hood so to speak and get the full printable specs. This is great RAM, I use it in all my systems, at home and at work.