CORSAIR CMK64GX4M2E3200C16 VENGEANCE LPX 64GB (2 x 32GB

CORSAIR CMK64GX4M2E3200C16 VENGEANCE LPX 64GB (2 x 32GB) DDR4 3200 (PC4-25600) C16 1.35V Desktop Memory – Black


Each VENGEANCE LPX module is built from an custom performance PCB and highly-screened memory ICs. The efficient heat spreader provides effective cooling to improve overclocking potential.
” data-position=”triggerHorizontal” />Match Your SystemThe best high-performance systems look as good as they run. VENGEANCE LPX is available in several colors to match your motherboard, your other components, your case — or just your favorite colour.
” data-position=”triggerHorizontal” />Low-Profile DesignThe small form factor makes it ideal for smaller cases or any system where internal space is at a premium.
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World-Famous Reliability
There’s a reason why world-champion overclockers, extreme gaming enthusiasts and high-end system builders all trust CORSAIR for high-performance memory that they can install with confidence and pride. Whether breaking records or simply building a dream gaming rig, you can count on CORSAIR memory.
Weight: | 7.08 g |
Dimensions: | 13.51 x 0.71 x 3.35 cm; 7.09 Grams |
Brand: | Corsair |
Model: | CMK64GX4M2E3200C16 |
Colour: | Black |
Batteries Included: | No |
Manufacture: | Corsair |
Dimensions: | 13.51 x 0.71 x 3.35 cm; 7.09 Grams |
With the price of DDR4 coming down, I decided to make the move to 64GB in my main (ITX) system. I’m glad I did.
This LPX kit was a great price, went straight in and booted straight up. 3200 / C16 is not the fastest speed or the fastest timings, but having 64GB in an ITX system is great.
Recommended!
Die erste Sache, die mir an den Corsair Vengeance LPX 64GB-Riegeln auffiel, war ihre beeindruckende Geschwindigkeit. Dank der hohen Speicherfrequenz von 3200MHz und der effizienten Latenzzeit luft mein System reibungslos und ohne Verzgerungen. Egal ob ich komplexe Anwendungen, Videobearbeitung oder anspruchsvolle Spiele nutze, der RAM bewltigt alles mit Leichtigkeit.
Die Kapazitt von 32GB pro Riegel ermglicht es mir, mehrere Aufgaben gleichzeitig auszufhren, ohne dass mein System ins Stocken gert. Das ist besonders hilfreich bei ressourcenintensiven Anwendungen wie Animation und 3D Visualisierung oder dem Betrieb mehrerer virtueller Maschinen. Selbst wenn ich meine Arbeitslast maximiere, bleibt die Systemleistung konstant und stabil.
Ein weiterer Pluspunkt ist das attraktive Design der Corsair Vengeance LPX-Module. Die schwarzen Heatspreader mit dem markanten Corsair-Logo verleihen meinem PC einen ansprechenden Look und passen perfekt zu meinem Gaming-Setup. Auerdem sind sie mit den meisten Mainboards kompatibel und lassen sich problemlos einbauen.
Die Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB-Riegel sind auch in Bezug auf ihre Haltbarkeit und Zuverlssigkeit bemerkenswert. Corsair hat einen ausgezeichneten Ruf in der Branche, und ich habe noch nie Probleme mit ihren Produkten gehabt. Die Riegel bleiben auch unter starker Belastung khl und fhren zu keinerlei berhitzungsproblemen.
Alles in allem kann ich die Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB-Riegel jedem empfehlen, der nach einer erweiterten Speicherlsung sucht. Sie bieten eine beeindruckende Leistung, grozgigen Speicherplatz und ein attraktives Design. Mit vier dieser Riegel in meinem System kann ich problemlos multitasken und anspruchsvolle Aufgaben im Bereich Grafikdesign bewltigen, ohne dass die Systemleistung darunter leidet.
Works great and a nice low profile so cooler clearance isn’t an issue
It’s memory, its a good design. I love Corsair stuff anyway, so perhaps biased
This ram clocks to 3000mhz for me and just dies if I go any highe
I want to start by saying that a 64GB kit of RAM is overkill for probably the majority of you reading this review, you could save some cash getting 32 or 16 if you plan on just gaming or general browsing/checking emails you wont need much more than 8GB.
I do loads of 3D rendering, virtual machines and advanced fluid and smoke simulations which makes this high capacity RAM perfect for that kinda workload.
These corsair LPX kits are low profile as well meaning if you have a pretty beefy heatsink, you shouldnt worry too much (but I advise you still double check) the RAM clearence.
I added this memory to an existing 16GB (two x 8GB) with the same serial number on an Aorus Z390 Pro motherboard.
Although CPUID reports the chips are from a different manufacturer than the original it slotted in to the motherboard and booted without problems using my existing overclocking settings.
Simple, easy upgrade.
Run bench mark tests it’s not slow, good performance, Zero over clocking, but with it in my system just not as responsive as my 3200 vengeance, running i7-8700, nvme 3400/2200, please if you buy it and know settings I should apply happy to liste
Tip: If your RAM is clocking lower than expected, you can change this from the bios. In my case when turning on the computer it first was only detecting 2666MHz, after adjusting it in the bios it now shows the correct 3200MHz…the default lower speed is meant to prevent immediate crashing for older CPU’s when building a PC which cannot handle such speeds.
The price of RAM is lowering these days, but I needed these for my machine, I’ll probably get another pair at some point in the future when they’re a lot cheaper.
Very easy to install, I did have to adjust the BIOS a bit to detect these RAM speeds, otherwise it’s default is something around 2100 speed instead of 3600.
They don’t protrude which is the main thing so easy installation was my priority. Not aesthetics.
It’s worth noting that when you first plug them in and turn on your PC, they may not run at their full speed. For me, they were running at 2133 MHz. This is not a fault with the RAM modules themselves, but is a default setting in the chipset. You need to go into your BIOS and enable XMP profile and the RAM should then run at its full speed.
Is it the cheapest or best “Value”? Probably not.
Can you just throw it into a system and not have to worry about any incompatibility, clearance issues etc.? Absolutely.
If anyone asks me which RAM brand they should go for, and have no other requirements (e.g. RGB, speed etc.) I always recommend corsair.
In total I’ve put corsair RAM in roughly 50 different builds, and I’ve never had any develop issues.
There’s a few negative reviews here from people expecting this to work without configuring their system.
Out the box a Ryzen CPU does not support 3600 Mhz so you need to overclock your CPU. When I installed the memory it ran at 2133Mhz and this is expected. You need to overclock your Ryzen’s infinity fabric with a clock ratio of 1:1 (or more but use a guide) and then set the memory clock to 1800Mhz (Dual channel 1800Mhz x 2 = 3600). Please do some research on overclocking before you buy high speed memory kits because they don’t always work out the box and its not (usually) Corsairs fault.
Also a side note that 3600Mhz advertised is the maximum stable clock speed it will run at. You can clock it to more but you need to know what you’re doing.
10/10 Would recommend I’m getting very high benchmarks
Had issues getting them to work with A-XMP on my MSI B350 Gaming Pro motherboard. Would go in a reboot loop until all my CPU and ram overclocks were reset to default.
Had to manually set the timings with the TRY IT function. Seems A-XMP was trying to set these at 3033MHz with the timings starting at 15-17-17.
Once I picked a 16-18-18 config, they worked perfectly fine.
A less experienced PC enthusiast might have the same issues and spend a while looking for solutions on Google.
I hope they find this.
But Corsair are a solid make, these should last for years and at 52.99, these were a bargain.
Everything had been configured properly (correct dimm slots, etc), but you all probably know how building a PC works. Can’t blame a specific part. Had it running on Asrock B450m PRO4 (latest bios) and a pre-owned so probably overclocked Ryzen 2400g (latest drivers)(stock cpu -100mV offset, 1500mhz GPU overclock 1.2v).
Long story short – your milage may vary! I’d still strongly suggest trying them out before sprucing the cash on a B-Die kit. I only went for it cuz of a deal.
I bought this ram for 56.99 back on 24th of March 2016.
Absolute steal for 56.99, but you won’t get this ram for that price in late 2017 or for a long time due to worldwide DDR4 shortages.
At the time it was a great buy, but This ram has some weird issues with the Asus Z170 Pro gaming board and playing the game called Runescape, weird but me and 3 other users were stumped and found out we all had the same motherboard and ram combo that was causing the issue and changing ram was enough, so if you have a Z170 pro gaming from Asus and this ram, you might… maybe run into issues with Runescape in NXT mode.
Other than that, this ram needs to be overclocked with the XMP profiles in bios to run at it’s advertised 2400Mhz speed, I was confused at first when it was running at 1666Mhz