Joined on 12/16/07
Kit Works as Intended

Cons: - Wil
Overall Review: This kit works as advertised at 6600. As other reviewers don't understand - It is only rated for this in it's kit. Which is two sticks. If you need just 32 GB and all the speed money can buy - and don't mind paying a premium for Corsair and their unmatched support, this kit is for you. I bought two kits trying to run 4 x 16 at 6600, and it will absolutely not do that even on a Z790 13900k built - DDR5 just isn't there yet. It stabilized at 6000, and I didn't have the patience to mess with it when I knew I could get 2 x 32 at 5600 and easily get it to 6400. Which I did.
Somewhat Disappointed

Pros: True Red.
Cons: Blue LED on controller box, throws off any theme you're going for. Terrible. The light had a short in it's cable, when anything touches the cable the light goes out and restarts the computer because of a power fluctuation. Not worth returning due to shipping costs. Would like a replacement.
Overall Review: They're so cheap you have to expect something to be wrong.
It doesn't get better than this.

Pros: True HDR. Matte Screen. WOLED.
Cons: Price. No VESA screws included.
Overall Review: I'm a huge HDR head and have been on a high FALD Zone LCD for many years - the Predator X27 because I absolutely need 4k for photo editing. I had waited patiently for a high resolution OLED in a reasonable size - and this is it. Its finally here. So far, it's been everything I had hoped for. I do, unfortunately, do a lot of productivity work in addition to gaming - so I've been doing the pixel cleaning multiple times a day to resist any sort of burn in, but I feel good about the included burn in warranty.
Corsair is Killing it as Usual

Pros: - Easily Overclockable
Cons: - More Pricey than Alternatives
Overall Review: I always buy Corsair if I can because their support is unmatched, making it well worth whatever premium is usually associated with computer hardware. So I bit the bullet, paid a little more for this memory, and within a day, got 2 x 32 GB of 5600 CL40 running stable at 6400 CL34. The same specifications as memory 300+ dollars more expensive than this kit. Talk about gains!
Top of the Line

Overall Review: There's a reason why other manufacturers don't even bother making their own platinum or titanium grade power supplies and instead choose to white label Seasonic units - you absolutely cannot beat them. I replaced a 10 year old Seasonic 1000W platinum with this, and the only reason why I was getting rid of that was because I was handing it down to my brother. It doesn't get better than this.
Finally Some Airflow!

Overall Review: After an incredible Carbide Air build that I did about 6 or 7 years ago, I've always kept my eye on Corsair. Corsair however had a rough few years with cases after that... Absolutely no airflow. Aesthetics over usability. The last year or so, starting with the 4000D airflow - they've really reversed course. The 5000D is incredible, although I had to replace most of my expensive RGB 140mm fans with 120's, which wasn't ideal. If you don't want to go that route, get the 7000D airflow - because it fits a ton of 140's in many different spots. Essentially what I spent in replacing my 140's I could have kept my 140's and spent more on the 7000D. I didn't do that because I wanted the smaller footprint, which is the only reason why I replaced my Carbide Air in the first place.