Corsair CMK32GX4M2B3200C16 Vengeance LPX 32 GB (2 x 16 GB) DDR4 3200 MHz C16 XMP 2.0 High Performance Desktop Memory Kit - Black

The first thing that caught my attention was the sleek and low-profile design of the RAM sticks. They fit perfectly in my system without any clearance issues, allowing for easy installation and clean cable management. The performance boost provided by this RAM kit is nothing short of impressive. Running memory-intensive applications, multitasking, and gaming all happen seamlessly, thanks to the substantial 32GB capacity. I no longer experience slowdowns or lags during intense workloads or resource-demanding tasks. The high-quality build of Corsair products is evident in this Vengeance LPX series. The heatsinks not only keep the memory cool during extended use but also add to the overall aesthetics of my PC setup. Moreover, the XMP 2.0 support ensures that the memory runs at its optimal speed and latency, allowing for hassle-free overclocking and performance tuning. The stability and reliability of this Corsair RAM have been outstanding. I have been using it for quite some time now, and not once has it shown any signs of instability or compatibility issues. In terms of value for money, this 32GB Vengeance LPX kit is hard to beat. It strikes a perfect balance between performance, aesthetics, and affordability, making it an excellent investment for anyone seeking a substantial RAM upgrade.

I bought four sticks of 16GB DDR4 3200Mhz sticks (two packs of the two 16GB packs) to use with a Ryzen 3900x, Asus ROG Crosshair VIII Hero X570 motherboard and a Noctua NH D15 cooler. At the time Asus don't list four sticks on their QVL (only the pair of 16GB sticks) and Corsair only had the VII motherboard listed rather than the VIII however all four sticks work perfectly and a quick change in the bios brought them up to their full rated speed. 3200Mhz seemed the sweet spot for price and performance with a Ryzen system, below 3000Mhz seems to hurt Ryzen performance but going above 3200Mhz is quite a jump in price. The low height of the memory modules allows the second fan to be fitted to the Noctua cooler as it just clears them. So far no problems with the memory at all, the system has booted straight up the first time and has handled high memory applications so I'm very pleased with it.,

The RAM I had prior to this was 16GB Crucial at 2133MHz. Needless to say, it's not a lot of capacity, and it was dreadfully slow. 32GB is perfect for the games of today, where huge textures are being loaded into RAM, or for video editing/photo editing, or general workstation stuff. I couldn't get this RAM to be stable at 3200Mhz, but it's rock solid at 3066 at 1.35v. I could bump up the voltage more to achieve that 3200MHz, but I'd need to mess around with all the timings manually, and I'm not willing to do that. Overall, RAM is still fairly expensive nowadays, but getting high speed, decent capacity DIMMs is worth every penny, especially for Ryzen based rigs.

I bought this memory as I thought considering I was going for a gaming PC i should go for 3200MHZ memory and 32gb so I can have my streaming applications open whilst gaming and not have to be watching my memory consumption it also helps with virtual machines for work so it is plenty of memory for i would say 95% of consumers. The memory has not failed me and seems fast, and scores well on benchmarking websites and fit into my motherboard the B450 with no issues. Hopefully i will not have any issues with this and it will serve me well for years to come!

Apart from Crucial, which I do enjoy their memory sticks and great support, I tend to have confidence when buying Corsair memory. I have just replaced 2 x 8GB DDR4 Vengeance 3200 LPX sticks with 2 x 16GB of the same flavour. Thankfully memory prices seem to have dropped to the point where I can afford to do that. The replaced memory is going into another system. As I already had memory of the same rating and voltages it was simply a matter of removing a fan from my humongous cooler to reveal the memory slots on the Z170 motherboard (great having these LPX sticks as being low profile they fit great underneath the largest of coolers) I then noted the slots used (1 and 3 for dual channel support) and removed the old memory and replaced them with these new sticks. If I did not need the previous sticks for another system I was tempted to buy another set of those and then have 4 sticks altogether. The IMC on my 6700k should have handled that fine, but due to needing those sticks elsewhere doing that was not going to be a consideration. As I have an Intel rig the XMP profile was matched fine and the voltage I had already set to 1.35v. The PC booted up fine and now I have the full 32GB of memory for my needs. For me it simply means that I can enjoy certain games like Cities Skylines with a huge amount of workshop assets and run the game on one monitor whilst having several other applications open and in use on my second. An indulgence perhaps, but one that I can afford due to these dropping memory prices. As mentioned already I do like the low profile memory sticks and these LPX Corsairs are pretty low profile. Corsairs support has always been excellent when needed and the sticks are guaranteed for life. As I already had 3200mhz memory I decided to buy the same speed rated sticks. From a money and real world performance difference over the 3000mhz ones I doubt that it is worth paying the £50 or so it is when these were bought. Whether these memory sticks are going to be ok with the Ryzen platform I would not know. The chips used are Hynex, the previous memory had Samsung chips. But I'm hoping that the soon to launch X570 chipset for the next AMD chips will have improved their memory compatibility. If you have particular needs for 32GB then Corsair has to be a consideration, in my opinion. Hope this review helped.

When it comes to RAM there's not much that can go wrong if it's a good product, and this is the real deal. Excellent performance when running multiple games and applications with no signs of throttling, and very easy to install. Another bonus was the packaging was very minimal and all recyclable for any eco conscious people out there, overall a great product that does what it says on the tin

Goede prijs/kwaliteit. Snelle werkgeheugen die we van Corsair gewend zijn.

I bought the 2950x, Corsair 760T chassis, Asus Zenith Extreme, Corsair HX1000I PSU, Thermaltake Floe Riing 360, Corsair LPX 32GB (2x16GB) 3200MHz C16 DDR4 DRAM Memory Kit, Black (CMK32GX4M2B3200C16) from Amazon. The CPU arrived but the chip was loose inside the box. I could not install Windows 10 but was able to install Ubuntu 18.04 LTS. When I ran Chrome or Firefox under , the CPU kept hanging up. I changed to Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 DRAM 2133MHz (PC4 17000) C13 Memory Kit - Black, thinking may be memmory compabibil;ity from what I read on Youtube, web. But the problem still occured, can not install windows, kept on hanging when runing Chrome, FireFox under Ubuntu. Changed to G.SKILL Flare X Series 16GB (2 x 8GB) 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM DDR4 3200 (PC4 25600) AMD X370 Memory Model F4-3200C14D-16GFX. Same problem occrued. I changed the mem clock to from 1600-3200 for 3200 MHZ and 1600-2133 MHZ for 2133 MHZ and 1600-3200 for G.Skill. Same problem. Can not install Windows 10. hung when ran Chrome under Ubuntu. Hung when ran Geekbench when it run under multi core, single core is ok. I ran mem test and it was ok. Thinking the CPU was damage during ship, I ask for replacement and got one. When i installed in the system ansd ran with G.Skill, It was able to boot windows 10, Ubuntu and no problem. I had to upgrade the BIOS to 1402 for the Asus Zenith to boot with 2950x. Now it works very smoothly. It run fast!!!!, Very happy with the unit.

Ho acquistato questa memoria Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB DDR4-3200 a 131 € per un PC che ho assemblato. Finora, si è comportata egregiamente (è passato un anno) sia la performance che la stabilità e la velocità giustificano la spesa che comunque rimane contenuta per questa tipologia di prodotto !. Il rapporto qualità-prezzo è infatti più che buono.

I got the 2x16GB pair and they perform perfectly on my MSI X570 MEG ACE motherboard. My particular sticks are version 4.32 with Samsung B-Die chips. The XMP profile worked without issue (3200Mhz CAS16) and I briefly tried them overclocked to 3600Mhz and they worked fine.

Ich habe die Speicherriegel für meinen neuen Selbstbaurechner gekauft, da dieser von Anfang an über 32 GB Arbeitsspeicher verfügen sollte. Ich habe mich für die Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB zum einen wegen der guten Latenzzeiten und zum anderen wegen meiner bisherigen guten Erfahrungen mit Corsair-Speicher entschieden. Auch wenn es kritische Stimmen gibt, die darauf bestehen, dass 32 GB keinerlei Vorteile bringen, kann ich diese angeblich nichtexistierenden Vorteile nahezu jeden Tag feststellen. Ich kann gleichzeitig Gimp und eine Unzahl von offenen Tabs bei Firefox haben und dann ein speicherintensives Spiel starten, ohne das es zu irgendwelchen Problemen kommt. In Verbindung mit Ryzen 7 3700 und ASUS ROG Strix B450-E funktioniert der Speicher stabil und sehr schnell. Der Einbau funktionierte ohne Probleme und der Speicher wurde sofort richtig erkannt. Auch die Bauhöhe stellt kein Problem dar. Ich kann die Riegel mit 5 Sternen empfehlen. Update August 2020: Wegen der aktuell sehr günstigen Preise, habe ich meinen Rechner um weitere 32 GB dieser Riegel aufgerüstet. Diese wurden ebenfalls problemlos durch das Bios erkannt und mein Rechner zeigt bislang kein Zeichen von Instabilität. Ich spiele derzeit den Flight Simulator 2020 von Microsoft, und die zuvor teilweise extrem langen Ladezeiten haben sich durch den Sprung auf 64 GB merklich verkürzt.