CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MHz CL30-36-36-76 1.40V AMD EXPO Intel XMP Desktop Computer Memory - Gray (CMH32GX5M2B6000Z30K)

RAM working perfectly fine with ASUS TUF B850M GAMIN PLUS WIFI paired with Ryzen 7 9800x3d. Everything working as it should without any hanging and crashing even while streaming. I paid only 110$.Cons:It's really difficult to control the ARGB light if it due to the conflict of the software between ICUE and motherboard software 🤔 😕.I hope Corsair fix the issue likes others manufacturers

Built my own computer. This part looks great and great value for what I spent. Easy to install.

My ASUS TUF B850m is pretty picky about RAM and AMD’s AM5 boards are generally reputed to run best with 6000 kits. This worked out of box, was a single click to upvolt using AMD Expo in the bios, and is running stably! And (I hate to admit it) but the RGB is cute too.

Fast quality ram. RGB looks fantastic and I have had no issues at all. Games run smooth as can be.

Verified that this works on the following system. I have an MSI MAG X670E, AMD Ryzen 9 7950X. I just upgraded from another popular AMD-loving RAM to this RAM with the 2x48 GB. It took a JBAT1 jumper reset, then a BIOS upgrade to 1.H0 in order to be able to access the BIOS and selected the AMD Expo profile. Before setting, it was clocked at 4800 MT/s with the default profile (before any BIOS tweaks I've mentioned). After setting the Expo profile, it's steady at 6000 MT/s. I've always been a fan of Corsair RGB, so I decided to upgrade to 96 GB and this was the only one available that I trusted. I recommend this product!

This works great and my asrock motheboard with AMD Ryzen 9 9950x3d expo performance is solid!

After feeling the pinch during some heavy-duty video editing sessions, I decided it was time to give my PC a memory boost. I went for the Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5 2x16GB 6400MHz CL36 kit, and after a few months of putting it through its paces, here’s how it stacks up.Performance and SpeedRight off the bat, enabling the XMP profile had this RAM humming at 6400MHz without a hitch. Whether I’m knee-deep in complex graphic design projects or diving into the latest AAA games, everything runs like a dream—no lag, no stutter, just seamless performance.StabilityI’ve pushed my system pretty hard, running multiple virtual machines and rendering high-resolution videos simultaneously. Through it all, this RAM has kept things rock solid. No crashes, no unexpected reboots—just unwavering stability.RGB LightingI’m not usually one for flashy setups, but the subtle glow from the RGB lighting adds a nice touch to my rig. Using Corsair’s iCUE software, I synced the colors to match my existing theme, and it really brings the whole look together.Upgrade ExperienceInitially, I started with 32GB, which handled everything I threw at it with ease. But as my projects grew more demanding, I decided to double down and add another 32GB kit, bringing me to a total of 64GB. Now, I can multitask like a pro, with plenty of headroom for future needs.ConclusionCorsair’s Vengeance RGB DDR5 has been a game-changer for my setup. It’s fast, stable, and adds a touch of style to my workspace. If you’re looking to upgrade your system’s performance without any hassle, I’d highly recommend giving this RAM a shot.

I like the RAM, the RGB and iCue are well designed and responsive, and everything runs smooth and fast with it. Temps are good.However, because these come clocked at 4800MHz, you need to manually overclock it to 6000MHz, and doing this can lead to instability and long boot times as I have experienced. I need to find out how to tweak this so I’m not waiting two minutes for my PC to boot.By the way: it says “gray” on the product listing; it’s more of a dark gray with the tab on the side being a light gray. From outside of your case it’ll just look black. I’m using this for VR which is the only reason you should need such a fast clock speed (CL30) otherwise something like CL36 will bring you more value for your money.