CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX DDR4 RAM 64GB (2x32GB) 3200MHz CL16-20-20-38 1.35V Intel AMD Desktop Computer Memory - Black (CMK64GX4M2E3200C16)

The Corsair VENGEANCE LPX DDR4 64GB RAM has significantly boosted my computer's performance. With 64GB (2x32GB) of memory running at 3200MHz, my system handles multitasking and resource-intensive applications effortlessly. The RAM's sleek black design fits well with my setup, adding a professional look to my build.What I particularly like about this memory kit is its ease of installation. The Intel XMP 2.0 support ensures a hassle-free setup, allowing me to get up and running quickly. The low-profile design is perfect for builds with limited space, fitting neatly under my CPU cooler without any issues.The only minor downside is that it may be a bit overkill for casual users, but for power users and gamers, it's a fantastic upgrade.For anyone looking to enhance their computer's speed and efficiency, this Corsair VENGEANCE LPX RAM is a top choice. Its performance, compatibility, and stylish design make it a worthy investment for any serious PC enthusiast.

These are the best in the class as far as I know. Bought this set because of an OCD problem. Didn't really need this much ram but it did make a slight difference in page file. Besides they look great. Very good value. Size and function are as good or better than expected. Memory quality seems top notch. They don't light up cause i didn't need ones that do.

Bought this back in November 2024, zero issues and very stable, plug and play and also overclocks to 3600Mhz with zero fuss.

This RAM was super easy to install and fits perfectly in my mini case. The low profile design gives it great clearance, making it an ideal choice for compact builds. Works exactly as expected—very satisfied!

Great DDR4 ram with high processing speeds. I put 4 sticks in my PC for a total of 128GB RAM in my PC and now I can use Chrome as much as I want! 128gb was super overkill, and now my CPU bottlenecks way before my RAM, so be warned if your CPU isn't very new, you won't get as huge of a performance boost as you might hope.

Worked great, it fixed a RAM crashing issue I was having. Ran full speed once I set the speeds in bios. Not much more to say other then it looked great, love the black color, heatsinks are nice.

Ok. My expectations for issues with memory are pretty low, especially when purchasing from a reliable memory vendor. So, that's the starting point for this review. Using two larger memory modules, I was able to have some separation between them, allowing for better airflow. I previously had two Vengence DIMMs in this computer, and I liked the heat spreader/sink design. These are low-profile, which when fitting into a LP case comes in handy.The modules perform flawlessly. The work as expected, and so far, are reliable. My only challenge is that the BIOS and Windows report different speeds, but I'll accept the speed numbers in the BIOS over Windows and this has been true of prior memory modules.My reason for purchasing these was primarly to max out the PC for memory, as well as reduce the number of modules installed. I could have stuck with 32GB but I figured (at the time) 64GB was a cheap upgrade.

I haven't spent a bunch of time running bench marks or trying custom over-clocks, and I wasn't out to build the sexiest looking windowed gaming system, so I'm very happy with the purchase.The price was competitive and it's a trusted brand with a good reputation for servicing bad parts and helping consumers with installation issues. Things like packaging and documentation are nicely done and aesthetically pleasing.Yay, I didn't need any of that customer service stuff. I stuck it in, and works. The packaging is nice enough to keep around to stash older sticks of ram in to protect them until I might use them again, or pass them on to someone else to use.For whatever reasons, my motherboard picked a slower speed than the advertised max by default, but I have no problems setting any of the stock speeds advertised as supported in the system bios, and they all work.Am I overclocking it? No idea...my motherboard's software ran some tests and told me the system is overclocked 12%. If that involves the memory, or just the CPU, I have no idea.I do use a big ramdisk pretty often. It's nice to have all this memory. No, with my tasks, I can't tell any real world difference between using the max speed or the lower one that my motherboard chose by default. I kicked it up to the top one anyway and forgot about it.It's used with a 12 core Ryzen build on a X570 motherboard...I don't expect to be maxing it out and needing to OC it anytime soon.