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CORSAIR Vengeance RGB Pro (AMD Ryzen Ready) 32GB (2 x 16GB) 288-Pin DDR4 2933 (PC4 23400) Desktop Memory Model CMW32GX4M2Z2933C16
- DDR4 2933 (PC4 23400)
- Timing 16-18-18-36
- CAS Latency 16
- Voltage 1.35V
- AMD Ryzen Ready
- Compatible with AMD Ryzen Series CPU
CORSAIR Vengeance RGB Pro Series Desktop Memory
The CORSAIR Vengeance RGB Pro Series is designed for gamers and DIY enthusiasts seeking both powerful performance and gorgeous RGB effect. The amazing CORSAIR iCUE software enables you to take good control of RGB lighting, and even sync uniformed lighting across all your iCUE compatible products. Equipped with a custom performance PCB, highly-screened memory ICs, and innovative aluminum heat spreader, Vengeance RGB Pro Series runs extremely fast on various motherboards and keeps high temperature at bay for superior overclocking headroom. Overclocking is safe and totally hassle-free, thanks to support for XMP 2.0. You can install it easily with no wires required.s
Visualize, Synchronize, Memorize
CORSAIR Vengeance RGB Pro Series DDR4 overclocked memory lights up your PC with mesmerizing, dynamic individually addressable RGB lighting, while delivering the best DDR4 performance.
Intelligent Control, Unlimited Possibilities
Control and customize each individual LED for nearly unlimited RGB lighting effects.
Customizable RGB Lighting with iCUE
Powerful CORSAIR iCUE software brings your system to life with dynamic RGB lighting control, synchronized across all your iCUE compatible products, including memory, fans, RGB LED light strips, keyboards, mice and more.
Customize dozens of preset lighting profiles, or assign colors to individual LEDs on multiple lighting layers to create something all your own. The only limit is your imagination.
Style Meets Speed
Vengeance RGB Pro Series performance PCB is custom designed and extensively tested to provide absolutely zero compromise between style and speed. Optimized for high-frequency performance on the latest Intel and AMD DDR4 motherboards, each module is built using carefully screened ICs for extended overclocking potential.
Dynamic Multi-Zone RGB Lighting
10 ultra-bright RGB LEDs per module light up your system. Let your imagination run wild and create your own unique patterns and effects with complete control over each individual LED.
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Pros: - Look fantastic. The white casing is really set off by the lights. - XMP Compliant – no fiddling with the BIOS trying to get the numbers set right, just plug it in and go! (And boy I do not miss that) - The lights are configurable via the CUE software from Corsair BUT, you can also use the latest version of Asus’s Aura software to control them. My motherboard and video card are by Asus, and the RAM, cooling, and case are Asus and I can get them all to sync up with lighting patterns now. - Fast, and stable overclocked – I tested it up to 3000Mhz just to see if I could error it out.
Cons: - Uh, it’s good looking, fast, stable, and decently priced. I can’t think of a single con. It didn’t add 500fps to any of my games? It doesn’t spray unicorns and rainbows all over the case window when I turn it on? (Well, it kind of does spray rainbows….so scratch that…)
Overall Review: I admit I am biased. My whole PC is full of Corsair products from the PSU to the cooling for the CPU to the RAM, to the Case. But, I have been using Corsair for decades and they have never let me down, and this RAM didn't either.