Corsair Vengeance SODIMM 64GB (2x32GB) DDR4 Up to 2666MHz CL18 Memory for Laptop/Notebooks (Intel 6th Generation Intel Core i5 and i7 Processor Support) Black

Great value for a good quality. Easy to install and fit well. Operates well and speeds up my pc. ram looks good to.

Needed to upgrade my 2018 Mac Minis RAM for a bit of video & picture editing. Bought this as they are quite an established brand (had used Crucial memory in my Mac mini 2012 but looks like they don’t support later Mac minis anymore) . Fitting was a little fiddly but taking time & looking at what needed to be done (check out iFixit vid, but wear an anti-static wrist band & don’t force anything!) the whole upgrade took about 30 mins including making coffee :-). Has improved the Mac & now am able to do editing with little lag.

I recently upgraded my laptop's RAM to the Corsair Vengeance SODIMM 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 and it's been a game changer for my productivity. The RAM is incredibly fast and I've noticed a significant improvement in the speed and responsiveness of my laptop, especially when running multiple programs or working on large files. Installation was a breeze and the included instructions were easy to follow. The RAM itself is well-built and feels sturdy in my laptop's memory slots. The heat spreader design also keeps the RAM cool and prevents any overheating issues. Overall, I'm very happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend the Corsair Vengeance SODIMM 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 to anyone looking to upgrade their laptop's memory. The price is a bit on the higher side, but in my opinion, the performance boost is well worth the investment.

Great product. Fast easy delivery

32GB dual channel RAM at 2666MHz is the maximum capacity supported by my Dell G5 5590 and wanted a full upgrade so this fit the bill. Just a note I'm only 2 days into using the RAM but it's amazing so far. Firstly, easy to install into the laptop... simply remove backplate screws, pop out the existing RAM and then install the new sticks. Great thing with SODIMM is it's impossible to install the wrong way round due to the connectors. Specs wise here is my laptop: i7 9750H 2.6GHz 1660Ti 8GB RAM -> 32GB RAM This upgrade has now enabled me to play games I couldn't before, for example Watch Dogs 2 (less than 20FPS at times). When I booted it before (8GB) it complained I didn't have enough RAM (despite 8GB being recommended specs). FYI I usually play with Discord running and I have apps such as OneDrive and Norton AV soaking up resources. 32GB now makes games such as Watch Dogs 2 and Control playable on High Settings with solid 60+ FPS. 32 is probably overkill I'm sure but didn't fancy upgrading again and computer is running great... would highly recommend. If my opinion changes over time I'll be sure to amend this...

Works good, it wad used in hakitosh now in dell xps same as hakintosh before

quick and easy upgrade from the factory 8GB. No issues so far.

Well packaged in a neat little box, this memory was a piece of cake to install in my Dell Precision laptop dating from 2020. I haven't benchmarked it but its specifications are good, and 32GB is the perfect amount of memory for heavy use (I'm a software developer). The laptop feels faster overall, no more Out Of Memory errors when I have everything open at the same time, and just better. Very very satisfied with this upgrade.

Nice feels like my computer is very light . improves my computer performance.

Funcionou muito bem. Estou muito satisfeito

super facil de instalar todo plug and play, no requirio ninguna configuracion de bios adicional o cosas por el estilo

I bought these several years ago, and they're still working great and performing like new several years after purchase, and long after the stock RAM sticks that came with my laptop died. Corsair is a smart buy, and a monolith in the RAM market. They've been in the RAM game for a bit and they know what they're doing. Buy some Corsair RAM, but, for the sake of avoiding a bad experience if you don't know what you're doing or looking at when you buy computer RAM, ask some computer geek people to look at what exactly you need, because if you get the wrong clock speed, and mix it with other RAM of different clock speeds, different latencies, and other bits of techno-babbley stuff, you might not have the best experience, so, there's more than the GB number you need to know. You'll need to know what generation of RAM works best for your computer DDR4? DDR5? DDR ... what?, what form-factor your computer needs (SO-DIMM in my case for laptop), what clock speed your computer works best and is compatible with (if you get a high clock speed that your computer doesn't support, then it probably won't work, and if you get a really low clock speed, you could make your computer even slower), ... and then there's a latency group of numbers, but, this isn't as important unless you're squeezing for maximum performance and if so, then you'll want to be picky. Anyway, that's enough of my babble. Buy Corsair RAM. Their in the top of RAM pick choices, and I expect they always will be.

I have had Corsair RAM before.. both Dominator and Vengeance sticks in desktop/tower systems. The most reliable sticks of RAM I have had experience without having to go to hardcore server grade RAM. Bought to upgrade in a Razer laptop... perfect!