Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO SL 32 GB (4x8 GB) DDR4 3600 MHz C18, Illuminated Desktop Memory Kit (10 Individually Addressable RGB LEDs, Optimised for Bandwidth and Response Times), Black

The media could not be loaded. Corsair RAM is great in my opinion. Runs at full 32GB 3600mhz clock with XMP enabled - works best in an intel system - RGB Profiles can be created and managed via the ICUE app which you can download from corsairs website. Looks good in any system and highly customisable - this can be ran via third party software also. all in its all good value for money and a nice upgrade for a speedier system.

The media could not be loaded. I had 16g of the 2666mhz, older version of this ram for about 4 years, upgraded to 32gb 3600mhz and it made a huge difference across the board performance wise.There's stuff in your bios you'll have to do to get it to advertised speed. I havent gotten 3600mhz stable for more than a day or two yet, I have heavy overclocks on all my components so thats why and is not indicative of common experience.However 3500mhz is stable out the box with no tweaks. They stay cool and perform perfectly for my applications.If you want some affordable, fast ddr4, that will last, this is it.

The media could not be loaded. Really good ram it performs really well for gaming and i had no problems installing the ram i paired this with an intel build with a core i5 10400f at first when i booted it up iy was only running at 2133 mhz but all i had to do was enable thw xmp profile in the bios and now im running 3600 mhz with absolutely no issues so for performance this set of ram is a great option especially if you want to customize the rgb lights this has a great software app with good custimization it has so many colours and light modes and you can change each individual led on each ram module for example i made the ireland flag and it looks great so if you like rgb and you want good performance i'd highly recommend this kit of ram

I mean corsair is the best brand of ram IMO the lights are great and sync up amazing together, the quality for the ram is good and I've had no issues and been using it for years now,

These did a great job for me when I first assembled my new PC. The SL's look cool and perform well... However, I'm saying now, if you want to game in Windows 11, you want at least 32 GB nowadays.

This is my second pack of Corsair RAM that I have in my PC. I’ve upgraded from 16GB after two and a half years to 32GB. It was a seamless addition and worked right away, the RGB synced the same as the other sticks and I can’t say anything bad. Decent ram that’s still going.

I recently purchased this item to up my ram on my pc from 16gb to 32gb they slotted in perfectly and automatically configured to my pc rgb settings. They have great brightness and paired with the Corsair Icue software it works effortlessly so I can select many different colour profiles. For the money the memory capacity is very good and the overclocking potential is very good if that’s your thing I would highly recommend.

AMD / INTEL USERS BEWARE:This one is the one to get if you are on an INTEL motherboard and processor.I made the mistake of getting the AMD optimised one and wasn't able to enable XMP profile to get full 3600 MHZ. After getting this, I got 40 more FPS in Warzone once I enabled XMP. The other model which is AMD optimised, while it will work, it will only run at 2666mhz.NOTE: I actually got an answer from Ebuyer after I bought this specific item that this won't work with a B560 tomahawk wifi and an i7-1700k i.e. on INTEL parts, but that is incorrect. This does in fact work with that set-up.The main thing to look out for in the product code across all their yearly models is:Ryzen: CMN32GX4(M2Z)3600C16 --> Note how there is an M2Z in the code in the middle (M2Z)Intel: CMG32GX4(M2D)3600C18 --> Note how there is an M2D in the code in the middle (M2D)This aspect wont vary, but the starting code e.g. CMG or CMN.Examples:* RYZEN: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B082DGZJ9C/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o08_s03?ie=UTF8&psc=1If you look at the product code, its: ‎CMW32GX4M2Z3600C18 --> note the M2Z* INTEL, this specific one: CMH32GX4M2D3600C18 --> note the M2DThis is consistent across three years of products that I looked at for them.