Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3000MHz C15 Desktop Memory Kit - Black (CMK16GX4M2B3000C15)

this is my home workstation had to spend time to get timings right as bios did not have optimal reading of xmp even after update it now works very well after typhoon burner and several hours self-help tech time

I needed to upgrade the memory in my mini ITX system and the LPX modules are the fastest modules that will clear my setup. Popped these into the Asus ROG Strix Z390-I, enabled XMP and 4000MHz fired up instantly. Im still playing around with timings, but there seems to be a bit of headroom to work so far. Definitely recommended if your 300 series board supports XMP this high.

Everything is fine, i managed to get them at 3000 mhz :3

yay

Received faulty RAM that caused random crashes. As the issue wasnt apparent at first, was too late to return as DOA. Corsair support have been awful to deal with in every possible way trying to get a replacement under warranty. Go with another brand if you cant afford massive down time.

They works as their marketed high speeds without a hitch. And they are very low profile for those in need for clearance issues about itx or low profile cpu coolers. Definately recommended. Even overclocks a bit more.

runs slow with out XMP and overclocking.

Very fast system.... Not sure if I have yet actually needed this much RAM, however, it is better to have and not need it than to need and not have it..... Preparedness......

Firstly, at the time of writing this, this memory is about 3x its original retail value. Under normal circumstances, because these sticks cannot, in fact, produce unicorn tears, would NEVER be worth the price I paid (~$400). However, I needed them for professional purposes and did not have much of a choice. But more importantly, these things are performers and will do exactly what they are advertised to. They are highly compatible with multiple systems, have a great deal of system stability, and have enabled my system to reach blazing speeds. I will be using Vengeance LPX sticks in my next HTPC build as well, and highly recommend them.

2700x + gigabyte 470x mainboard using