CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000MHz CL30 AMD EXPO Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory – Gray (CMH32GX5M2B6000Z30K)

I used to think corsair memory was best but when you find out some made by a company called hynix it's making me rethink. As hynix was rubbish. Some is made by Samsung now Samsung I have never had a problem with as long as major on major which means board and ram silicon chips are same company.So after finding that information about hynix I'm wary very.I think it could be slightly cheaper for dimm sizes as 2x16gb 32 GB Also cheaper for all sizes and speeds. But it's been ok so far but just because it's RGB lights that has nothing to do with speed.

Works like a dream on my setup. Ryzen 9 7950x3d, rog strix b650e-f gaming wifi, rtx 5090.If you want to customise the RGB in armoury crate, then you need to install the armoury crate compatibility plugin from the corsair website, took me a few google searches to find this so hopefully this speeds up the process for someone else.

Amazing kit, very good value for money, it is amazing for games and runs anything without issues,

Works great

I had memory errors, Individually they ran at 6000MT/s but as a pair (2x32GB) the best I could get was 5800MT/s. The motherboard was compatible & previously had ran a 32GB 6000MT/s Fury kit with no issues. Tested with MemTest86+Now have to decide whether 5800MT/s & CL30 is good enough!

Works perfectly. A quick tweak in BIOS to set up EXPO and timings and the memory is running at full speed. The RGB is great too and is all controlled in iCue.

When I bought these RAM sticks, they were the best overall, when you think about looks, price, and performance.I think the price of RAM sticks, even DDR5, has dropped a lot in the last years and the £105.99 that I paid for these is a very good price, considering these are 2x16gb, 6000 MHz and CL30, which I think is the current sweet spot for a gaming computer in 2025 ! You can get them for cheaper, by the way. The lowest historical price at the time of this review was £ 97.98.The RGB is nice, like always with Corsair's RAM sticks, and I didn't have any compatibility issues with these. I've got a X870E motherboard and a Ryzen 7 9800X 3D. Make sure you buy the correct sticks, because some are optimised for AMD, and some for Intel !

I liked these so much that I bought another set and have 128GB in my system. I'd used the DDR4 version of these in my previous build and when these came on offer - I snapped them up. Just be aware that AM5 mobo's at present won't support 6000Mhz XML / EPOC (or whatever it's called) but I've gotten a stable system running at 4800Mhz. I did initially just run 2 sticks for the 64GB at 6000MHz which worked great with the enhanced profiles. Definately a recommend from me.