Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB DDR4 3200 C16 for Intel 100 Series - White

I purchased two kits of these ram and installed on my Asus x570 tuff wifi with a 3900x I did have problems running them at 3200 1st I would get a blue screen😠 but the bios on the board was from April and there had been a few updates . Downloaded the new bios and been running great. I did a 3dmark bench mark of the system today and I reviewed the highest for that day without any Overclock . Said my system is running better than 98% system with my specs. This system ran my game 40fps faster then my 8700k

This Memory is the best memory to use for the Ryzen 3000 Series lineup. You can automatically go to the bios and xmp profile this to Its advertised speeds. My Personal Rig is Ryzen 3900x, X570 Aorus Master, Corsair H100i PRO, Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB DDR4, Seagate Gold 850 Power Supply, and a MSI Gaming GeForce RTX 2070 Super. I use my Build For 3d Software Like Blender, ands Videogames Like Apex Legends.

I wanted to upgrade from my once used to be Super computer to somewhere better, and i guess i have done it right. First i was looking for two thing, WOW effect, since i use this PC as workstation for my photography studio and Super performance, i normally use (3) screens if not (4) for PS, LR and Bridge and this require good performance. I did not face any trouble with my built, i can say that i didnt depend at all on the user manual and instead i have used only Youtube, i believe the user manual provided is not sufficient at all. I have purchased LCD wall bracket to hang the PC to the wall as seen in the picture. Take into consideration the following: P5 is huge, and i mean huge so its no desktop version if you have multiple monitors. UserBenchmarks: Game 113%, Desk 163%, Work 116%

Excellent RAM and it benches very high on Userbench.com... however I paired this up with a Ryzen build and the fastest I can go is 2666 loosening up the timings just a little. 32GB is probably overkill, but I like the extra headroom. Overall not the RAM's fault, Ryzen BIOS's need to catch up. I'd definitely recommend, but wait till the updates from the board manufacturers.

Seems to be working fine, but cannot OC beyond 2166 MHz because it crashes my system. My motherboard default is 2166 MHz, but any attempt to go above that causes my computer to crash. Not sure if it is a motherboard issue or a RAM issue. I bought RAM rated at 3200 MHz, but cannot run it at that speed. Be cautious if you like to OC your setup.

Granted these are not cheap. They are not fancy. They won't get you a woman or a man. They won't help your gaming skills. They won't tuck you in a night. What they do is simply amazing. They make your computer fast as hell. Grants you the ability to run multiple programs at the same time and not wait for ever for them to load. While you are not getting a woman or man with them you sure as heck can look up images of them, while playing a video game or creating something in photoshop. I recommend these DDR4 Ram sticks to everyone! Just make sure your motherboard is compatible with them.

I originally purchased this ram for an intel build, but after my order got botched by the local post office I reorder my pc parts and switched to an AMD 3900x w/x570 Aorus Master. Everything is working fine. Default speed was set to 2100 MHz, I used XMP to clock to 3200 MHz. No stability issues so far.

I bought two kits to install 64GB in a new build. They lasted about two years, after which I started having all kinds of random system issues. I used the XMP profile in the RAM with no changes to specs and no overclocking. When I contacted Corsair support, I was given numerous tasks to follow to be able to submit an RMA. In addition to having to provide photos of the product and the serial number, along with the proof of purchase, I was told the file format for the proof of purchase was inappropriate. I was commanded to provide a PDF using a method that Amazon doesn't support, followed by requests for pictures of the other DIMM in the kit. At this stage, I couldn't tell you which pair of RAM went together since I had already torn my PC down several times to isolate errors during my RAM testing. I worked for a few hours on Corsair's behalf just to get a $35 DIMM...which they still haven't agreed to replace. I told them I was frustrated by the hoops I was being forced to jump through and needed my PC back up and running ASAP, so would purchase a competitor's product in the meantime. They went radio silent and still haven't responded. Not a good experience and I will not purchase from Corsair again in the future.

Works like intended, i use these on Amd x399 asus prime motherboard. Make sure that memory runs on right frequency in bios. Bios update may help if problems.

Compré estas memorias el año pasado, hasta ahora estoy escribiendo sobre ellas. No creo que sean malas memorias pues no cuento con más computadoras para probar pero veo en Internet que con Intel no tienen broncas, en mi caso con la tarjeta madre Aorus X470 Gaming 5 WIFI no funciona el modo XMP, y tampoco me deja ponerlas manualmente a 3200Mhz, ya revisando bien los manuales encontré que debí comprar el par de 8GB y no el de 16GB, probablemente así sí me aceptaba el modo XMP. Debido a que me urgía el equipo, ya no pedí el cambio a Amazon, y al menos me aceptaron frecuencia a 3133Mhz estables. Los timings a 3200Mhz son 16-18-18-36-54

I’ve had vengeance ram in my builds since before I can remember. If you’re not wanting to squeeze every last MHz out of your overclock and aren’t bothered about RGB, then these are solid performers. 3200MHz is a good price/performance option before you start to enter seriously diminishing returns territory (on Intel anyway). This ram is also low profile for anyone wanting a massive CPU cooler. They sit nicely under my Noctua D15.

Good value but i had to change them to the a2/b2 slots on my aorus elite x570 instead of a1/b1 cause otherwise the xmp profile wouldnt allow me to boot

One stick of the 4 was faulty on arrival. After identifying the faulty stick, the supplier sent a whole new pack while waiting for the faulty set to be returned (So I wasn't left without a working PC). Ever since the new sticks arrived, everything has worked smoothly for over 2 years.