Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 64GB (4x16GB) DDR4 3200 (PC4-25600) C16 Desktop Memory - Black

This kit has been rock solid since day 1. No lag, no compromise. Lighting effects are great and really show off the tight response times. the iCue software is easy to use, and very reliable. LED's that require no extra wires or IR sensors, they just work. The XMP overclock setting will rock your world and knock your socks off. This RAM is so good, it makes my CPU run cooler and my GPU run circles around the competition.

I mean, it just plain wouldn't be honest to say that the value for money is 100% because RGB is bundled into the price. RGB is a silly luxury, but it looks nice. You can get faster/higher for cheaper without the RGB, Buuuuuuuut do you need faster/higher RAM? For me the answer was no. at around 3200 & up the returns on going faster kinda seem to basically peter out. & above 64gig? What do I need more for? for a 3rd chrome tab? (haha, meme joke) But seriously, for me 64 is way overkill. I'm not processing videos or streaming or making animations or whatever. I game at home. This abundance, I suppose, was mostly done purposely for overkill & to keep the next gen of consoles firmly in their place under performing my machine. The price isn't outrageous & I'll be set for some time to come.If you want to save a few bucks, get 16 or 32 (before upgrading, I had 16). Some say that around 8 is all most people need for gaming but put 16 as a reasonable safe zone. Nobody will call you a fool for getting less than 1/2 of what this pack delivers. But, honestly, if you can afford it, who doesn't want some overkill?

I'm very happy with this RAM. It feels like a very quality product. This looks really great. The only thing I wish I'd known is the RGB runs even when the computer is put to sleep, so after some research I found that I had to download Corsair's ICue software and then I could control the lights and turn it off. But as far as RAM goes, solid product for a great price.

My first Corsair product was a 256KB cache module in 1995, and have been buying their stuff ever since.This is a nice 64GB kit, and it has no problems running at 3200MHz.The iCue software really brings out these modules in terms of a light show, with many options to play with.They sell memory without the LEDs, but its worth the little extra money.

Extremely reliable RAM and fixed the stuttering issues I had with my old RAM. It's also vastly better RGB software than using the system controls for the old Gskill RGB. Both Asus and MSI (the two board manufacturers I used it with) have vastly inferior software to Corsair iCue. And on top of that... iCue is vastly less buggy than Asus Aura (which on my last use with the latest version as of this writing put processor usage to almost 6% just to put the RGB into breathing mode)

I just did a major overhaul on my PC. The old one had 16gb of DDR3 RAM at 1600mhz. It was adequate, but would slow down when I had multiple programs running simultaneously. Having 64gb of DDR4 is a completely different experience. I also replaced the CPU, so I can't give all the credit to the RAM, but my computer runs very smoothly and loads programs in a snap. A little pricey, but well worth it.

I had zero issues. Just had to set the ram to run at C15 3200. Probably could push it but it does a great job

Nothing really to say besides easy to put in, look great, and give me 64 GBs of ram with no issues. Theyre slightly larger and I had to adjust my fan in my tower just a bit, but this is not a problem of the RAM, this has to do with the size of my case lol.