Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB (4x8GB) DDR4 3600 (PC4-28800) C18 Desktop Memory – Black

Swapped out my 16gb crucial ballistix 3600mhz for these 32gb Corsair vengeance rgb pro 3600mhz and my heart stopped because on boot up I wasn’t receiving anything in my display! I thought maybe my ram was defective. I switched back to the crucial ballistix (which allowed me to boot up just fine)and opened my bios and set the ram setting to 3200mhz then re-inserted my Corsair ram to find that it would actually work and my display popped up!PRO TIP: make sure when installing new ram you lower the MHz down a couple notches so your motherboard can get used to the new codes. Then gradually increase the MHz (3200, 3400, 3600) otherwise your motherboard will not be able to boot up as it’s unfamiliar with the new ram.Hope this helps atleast one person!The ram is gorgeous aswell, very bright and fits well in my setup.

So there are several version of this ram and I don't know a way to tell them apart. The different batches use different memory chips, these are Micron and wanted Samsung B die. I am however happy with them. They run great by enabling XMP, they don't overclock for me in MHz at all but they do go tighter timings, as in CAS 16,19,19.39 instead of CAS 18,22,22,44. A general guideline for comparing memory is to devide the MHz by the CAS and generally the higher the number the better the performance.The ARGB is fantastic, and you can store some of the effects directly to the device so you don't have to run iCue constantly, convenient if you use other operating systems. The integration in to Gigabytes Fusion 2.0 software is disappointing, works but very limited.These were very reasonably priced and I'm very happy.

Nothing I have seen yet can compare to the brilliant color and effects these Corsair sticks have. I have used Many other brands and these are by far the brightest and most colorful. As for their performance, they are very fast and at 3600 MHz with XMP on I found the sweet spot for my processor- core i9-9900k. Impressive memory sticks. Beautiful to look at and have lifetime warranty. I had to really work with my camera to show you how brilliant the colors are, the color just washed out under normal light photos.

I purchased the Corsair Vengeance Pro RGB 4x8 memory modules with the hope of getting great performance with exceptional quality and customization. They didn't disappoint.The memory modules are of the Micron brand and overclock easily with XMP 2.0. The timings for the ram at 3600 are 18-19-19-39. I currently have mine at 4000mhz with 18-20-20-40 timings @ 1.36v. That's .01v above its rating at 1.35. However! I have had to crank up both my CPU SA and IO Voltages a bit and am currently trying to bring them down to earth again. My SA is at 1.280v with my IO at 1.200v. I'm running an Intel 9900K at 5.0Ghz across all cores, 0 AVX offset and 4700GHz Ring Ratio with 1.267 on the vcore. Overall I'm very pleased with the results. This has been a great experience. I'm very happy with the performance and level of customization within the icue software. On top of that, the memory "remembers" its last known lighting setting and keeps that applied after every reboot with or without the icue software. Two thumbs up!

I think the ram looks good easy upgrade I did it at home and I think it just looks really cool

When Flight Simulator came out I wanted to upgrade because I was maxing out my 16GB of DDR4 3000mhz and I found these so after checking out the reviews I decided to purchase 4 sticks of 8GB 3600mhz for a higher premium because I wanted to fill all slots of my new motherboard but I am very impressed by the RGB Software and the quality of the RAM. The sticks feel well made and are super nice compared to the Adata sticks I had. I would buy these again.

I bought them for two games that needed more ram then others. was running 16gb at 2200 mhz before and didn't get the gameplay i wanted. Bought these 4x 8gb, 32gb total running at 3600mhz and i couldn't be happier with the performance. Also on a cosmetic side of the review, i love how smooth the colors and color transitions are on this really pulls the whole pc together.

So, good things first, this memory performs well, and at high temperatures, at that. Until I figured out why my memory was getting so hot, I've never noticed any stability issues up to 75 Celcius; never got higher to my knowledge, and the RAM sticks, when their lights are on, are beautiful.The bad news for this memory is that its RBG lighting, which is obviously a highlight of the memory, creates a TON of heat. Without my memory's RGB lights on, it's running at 56 Celcius maximum. With RBG lights at full brightness, it got extremely close to and sometimes exceeded 70 degrees. That's about a 15 degree difference in temperature all because of the LIGHTS. I've tried searching online for the memory's temperature limit, but it's all been extremely inconsistent, but I've read that memory errors can occur at higher temperatures. If the RBG lighting is the main reason you're getting this memory, considering passing any choosing another memory stick.