CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz CL36-44-44-96 1.35V Intel XMP Desktop Computer Memory - White (CMH32GX5M2E6000C36W)

Bought the 96 (2x48GB) version. Worked exactly as expected. Before, I was getting slight RAM throttle from current games (from the *used* VRAM, not just *allocated*), plus with doing some casual AI hobby work on the side, 96GB is a great capacity. Speeds as expected. I even had an AMD CPU, and despite this listing being Intel XMP, speeds are exactly what you'd expect enabling EXPO. Don't really care about the RGB but it's solid. As with every RAM module, trivial to install and stable.

This work great on my MSI Z890 ACE mother board and Ultra9 CPU. It passed AIDA64 memory stability test in my new build PC. Its RGB light can be customized byCORSAIR ICUE software.

Works perfectly fine, looks good.

No issues. Only thing that I dealt with is not being able to change the lighting through my motherboard’s software but turns out you need to download their software iCUE, and once you do that, you’ll be able to match the colors to all your other rgb lighting.Definitely looks nice and very easy to install.Boots up my PC fairly quickly.Good value for the price.

Works great and the lights sync up with the rest of the iCue stuff I have.

I just couldn't get the light to change color or pattern, no matter what I tried -- including their app. I have the B850 GAMING WIFI6 motherboard and Windows 11. However, I will say that the RAM itself seems to have worked fine on AMD setup using the XMP profile. However, since I couldn't control the RGB lights, it was pointless for me to stay with the RGB version, so I returned it and go the non-RGB version, which has both EXPO and XMP profiles -- it worked well and I don't miss the annoying rainbow lighting.

I had never heard of M-die RAM until recently, when I started my new PC build. The marketing talk says it's optimized for Intel systems, but it's working great in my 9800x3D pc; until we get 64 GB sticks of ddr5 available this is a good compromise for if you need a high amount of RAM without having to lower the clock speed or timings. Of course, there's the argument of whether you actually NEED more than 64 gb of ram, and it goes without saying that $300 is a lot to put down for something you might not need. But if you think that you do, then go for it.

I work in IT, and do a lot of heavy stuff, and the performance is outstanding. Great product, definitely worth it.