CorsairVENGEANCE DDR5 RAM 64GB (2x32GB) 5200MHz CL40-40-40-77 1.25V Intel XMP Desktop Computer Memory - Black (CMK64GX5M2B5200C40)

Purchased one of these, and going to buy another pair. Running a home server and it runs great with these sticks. Speed is nice, and Corsair has always been a brand that has good quality products in terms of durability. It is compatible with DDR5 motherboards. The memory quality is excellent but the CAS latency isn't great coming around ~14ns unless you go with a better stick with a CAS latency, you probably only get ~5ns faster. But if you want a capacity over latency like me, then follow your motherboard/processor specifications and if it supports it, get 192 GB of RAM on your machine, or 4 of 48GB RAM sticks and your set. This is a good buy for my use case.

I recently upgraded my PC with the CORSAIR VENGEANCE DDR5 RAM 64GB 5200MHz CL40-40-40-77, and it has been an outstanding addition to my build. If you’re looking for high-performance RAM that can handle demanding tasks, this is it.The installation was straightforward, and the modules feel premium with their sleek black design that complements any build. Once installed, I immediately noticed a significant boost in multitasking and overall system responsiveness. Whether I’m gaming, running intensive creative software, or working with large datasets, this RAM delivers smooth and reliable performance.The Intel XMP profile made overclocking a breeze—just a few clicks, and I was up to the rated speeds without any stability issues. The 5200MHz speed is a game-changer, and paired with the large 64GB capacity, my PC is future-proofed for years to come.The DDR5 architecture really shines here, offering faster speeds and greater efficiency compared to DDR4. At 1.25V, it’s also energy-efficient, which is a nice bonus for keeping thermals in check.Overall, I’m thrilled with this upgrade. Whether you’re a gamer, content creator, or just want a high-performance machine, the CORSAIR VENGEANCE DDR5 is worth every penny. Highly recommend!

Very good Ram works very well and had no issue. The speed is good and was picked up by the motherboard no problems. make sure allow the motherboard to use the ram's full rated speed in the bios. check out online tutorials on how to do it.Good quality and it has a nice look as well.

Bought as a gift and this is their review, not mine. The Corsair Vengeance series is quite a bit better than I had initially thought. I knew they were cheap, lacked RGB lighting and all, but wow do they perform as advertised. The XMP profile worked for me perfectly, even though the memory wasn’t even on my motherboards QVL list. Also, the XMP timings are generous, but tight, meaning you should get good performance with decent reliability. One surprise is that even though this RAM is not RGB, iCUE does pick up on them, and can show you voltages and temps right there. While there are better utilities for this, if you are using a Corsair ecosystem (as I use a mouse and keyboard from Corsair), it does integrate well which was a nice little surprise. It also appears that through iCUE you can modify the XMP profiles, but I am not sure on this, and do not wish to tamper with the factory set XMP profiles as they are working just fine.Overall, it’s RAM. It works as advertised and has no errors.

So far so good. I was originally trying to upgrade to an additional 2x32 kit but my system preferred all modules to be the same so I had to research DIMMs compatible with my Corsair i7400 system (motherboard MSI Pro Z690-A WIFI DR5) and also make sure I updated to the latest BIOS with Intel microcode 0x12B. After verifying and doing that, I was tryign to decide between a 4x32 kit from Kingston and this kit (Corsair Vengeance 4x48). My motherboard is supposed to be rated to support up to 5600Hz on a 4x kit but this was the only compatible 4x kit at 192GB and I wanted capacity a little more than speed. 5200Hz is still pretty fast and I'm cure I can overclock a bit if desired, though stability is more important than a minor speed bump.I was happy to see the system boot up totally fine after an initial 2-3 minute training after install. Ran some stress tests, all is fine. Seems stable so far for what can sometimes be a hairy configuration.

So far so good. Using as a single stick 32gb setup

Memory works great with XMP enabled on the botherboard, I was able to get the advertised clock speeds with default XMP profile settings. Nice!Installed pretty easily, though the heat spreaders aren't flush against the top of the dimm.This means if you push on the heat spreaders to seat the sticks, you can bust up the thermal connection a bit. Press on the corners to install and it's not a problem.Solid RAM at a good price for the latency!