CorsairVENGEANCE RGB DDR5 RAM 64GB (2x32GB) 6000MHz CL30 Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory - Black (CMH64GX5M2B6000C30)

Bought the 96 (2x48GB) version. Worked exactly as expected. Before, I was getting slight RAM throttle from current games (from the *used* VRAM, not just *allocated*), plus with doing some casual AI hobby work on the side, 96GB is a great capacity. Speeds as expected. I even had an AMD CPU, and despite this listing being Intel XMP, speeds are exactly what you'd expect enabling EXPO. Don't really care about the RGB but it's solid. As with every RAM module, trivial to install and stable.

Amazing ram, really good performance and 0 issues, rgb on these are very nice and high quality!!

The media could not be loaded. Product arrived early and was simple and easy to install, pretty much just plug in a play. These sticks tested and ran perfectly. Lots of ram at a reasonable, stable speed at a good price. RGB lights look great if you are into that like I am.

The media could not be loaded. Good looking ram for my Buddies new build. Ram was easy to install and booted first try. I have always had stellar luck with the reliability of Corsair Memory. Very good compatibility and quality.

They run at described speeds and work as intended. I'm happy with the purchase.

I just couldn't get the light to change color or pattern, no matter what I tried -- including their app. I have the B850 GAMING WIFI6 motherboard and Windows 11. However, I will say that the RAM itself seems to have worked fine on AMD setup using the XMP profile. However, since I couldn't control the RGB lights, it was pointless for me to stay with the RGB version, so I returned it and go the non-RGB version, which has both EXPO and XMP profiles -- it worked well and I don't miss the annoying rainbow lighting.

Corsair Vengeance and Vengeance Pro RAM has always been pretty solid stuff for when you need reliability. However this kit uses SK Hynix chips and big 32GB modules so isn't the most compatible to begin with. It simply won't boot with XMP in my AM5 motherboard after the SoC voltage patch. It worked just fine before that. That voltage adjustment combined with my sensitive X3D processor seems to make this kit out of reach.I can however run the XMP rated timings if I input them manually and lower the kit's speed. I'm currently sitting at 5200MHz and getting great performance with a 7900X3D. Even at that lowered speed the kit's XMP timings are actually quite comparable to or better than many others. DDR5 isn't exactly in its infancy anymore but AM5 certainly is. I will continue to tweak this kit and am currently very happy with its performance. However this kit has very aggressive timings for 6000MHz, and might be better suited to an Intel build. Stick to EXPO rated kits for AM5. I am sure if I am willing to play with some timings, I might still get 6000MHz out of them. It's not the fault of the RAM but the platform itself.EDIT: The situation has changed. This RAM now runs full XMP speeds 6000MHz CL30 with zero problems with my 7900X3D. Considering some chips have actually had this issue I assumed mine was to blame as well. Nope. It was my motherboard being funny. After some BIOS updates stability is fixed entirely and everything works much better. AM5 is a newer platform after all. The performance boost is lovely.

This work great on my MSI Z890 ACE mother board and Ultra9 CPU. It passed AIDA64 memory stability test in my new build PC. Its RGB light can be customized byCORSAIR ICUE software.