CORSAIR Vengeance RGB RT 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3600 (PC4-28800) C16 1.35V Desktop Memory, Black

Wow! These are some of the best DDR4 ram sticks I've ever owned I've been getting a 25fps boost in almost all my games, and they have made my computer very responsive and quick i 100% recommend these truly amazing product, and they're very high quality mad of metal and look amazing!

Recently bought a 5800X3D CPU and bought this Vengeance kit to replace the Teamgroup 3600 C18 kit I initially put with it. While the Teamgroup RAM worked well, this Vengeance kit is noticeably better especially in games that are memory-sensitive (Shadow of the Tomb Raider, AC Origins, AC Odyssey, Far Cry games, etc). By better I mean that the frametimes are more consistent, and the 1% lows are higher. In AC Origins in particular, this RAM was the difference between having frame dips of 5-10FPS under my monitor's 120hz refresh rate in CPU-intensive areas vs holding 120fps everywhere. For me, it was definitely worth the $45 price premium over the standard 3600 C18 stuff considering that the Vengeance kit also has some nice RGB effects too. Overall this is a great kit.Bear in mind that you should really only invest the extra money into faster RAM if you play a lot of games that are CPU-intensive and/or memory sensitive, and you play at a higher refresh rate but you are *not* constantly GPU-bound. Generally, the higher the number of frames you play at, the more of a difference faster RAM will make.

I've ran with LPX, Vengeance RGB PRO and Dominator Platinum RGB at speeds of 3200 C16/C18 and 3600 C16/C18 and this Vengeance RGB RT 3600C16 takes the trophy. Of the forementioned group I liked Dominator best, it wins the beauty contest as well as having the best heat spreaders, however the RGB RT wins the run to the finish line in speed paired up with a Ryzen 9 5900X on a Gigabyte X570 AORUS ULTRA M/B. My boot times are faster, system is stable, and gaming is smooth as silk. In summary I love it. As with all Corsair RGB DDR4 sticks they are beautiful and fully addressable/monitored in the iCUE environment. My search for the DDR4 that I'm completely pleased with is over, I'm sticking with these in the foreseeable future. Try them, you might very well be as well.Note: I've read a review or two that stated the RT 32GB DDR4 3600 they had received was either just Single Rank and and/or Single Sided. My BIOS reports mine to be Dual Sided and via a DDR4 test I ran, mine were verified to be Dual Channel {DS} as well as being Dual Ranked. So, either these are also being shipped with a different revision than what I received, or the reviews were for totally different models. For more clarity, mine are Micron Chips.

The media could not be loaded. Upgraded from 4 Dimms of 8GB G Skill 3200, to 2 Dimms of 16GB Corsair Vengeance 3600 RT. Even with these sticks being single rank at 16GB it beat the performance I was getting with the 4 Dimms of G Skill. Running this set with a B450-F Rog Strix Board with the now ancient R7 2700X had substantial performance boost of nearly 20%. The stability improvement I have seen going to 2 Dimm from the 4 Dimm has been amazing. Granted with my CPU I have to limit to 3200MHZ it still is beating my old ram by a hefty margin. Highly recommended ram!!!

A first I treated it as a normal 3600 Mhz DDR4 and discovered it's quite stable in my i7 12700K Asus TUF Z690. I then started to overclocking it to 3800 Mhz but without any luck - couldn't boot into windows. So I thought this pair of RAM was just a stable RAM with RGB nothing special.I read the comments in here and followed the previous customer said adjusting the timing: 18-20-20-20. No, still no luck at all.Then I told myself: last time trial: 18-22-22-38 at 3800Mhz. Miracle happened here. It could be booted up and passed the stress test. Well, I then tried a more aggressive setting: 18-22-22-38 at 4000 Mhz. Beautiful! It was booted, passed the stress test, and the RGB is working great.Hope this can help some people who are looking for something "special". Of course, I know many DDR4 can be overclocked a lot more than this pair 32GB Micron chips. But at this price with Corsair brand, having RGB, and can be reached 4000 MHz is a small gift to me.

Almost every machine I build uses Corsair ram, it’s extremely dependable and their ICUE software for rgb handles their ecosystem well.

Great ram, never an issue with the speed, stability, or function of this ram. It sure would be nice if these dims would just work with MSI RGB software though... Running extra software wasn't something I wanted to do.

Its a better bin than the stuff they use for the LPX models, I havent been able to test this kit fully since the rig its in has a 2000 series ryzen, but for looks and all that it looks good and works fine on XMP.