Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3200 (PC4-25600) C16 Desktop memory – White (CMW32GX4M2E3200C16W)

Upon receiving the kit, my new system would constantly hard restart itself, only to find one of the sticks was dead, even though it showed a full 32gb in windows. Went through the whole RMA process through Corsair which was very simple and received my new kit, all in all just under two weeks. Corsair handled everything in a timely manner and I am extremely satisfied. The only part less than ideal was the whole kit had to be sent back, despite only one stick having failed. This left me without a working system for two weeks.

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no problems with them, came working, easy to install

Pretty good

They run great and I love that with the download of the corsair program you can set them up in a lot of different ways. It is kind of weird that even when I put my computer to sleep that they are still lit up but since my system isnt having any heating issues, then I love them.

After a year of having these sticks they worked wonderfully. Now after a software update from icue theyre flashing red and unable to be configured from icue. Ive done everything under the sun to fix it from reinstalling icue to reinstalling windows. There is nowhere to download old drivers/firmware on the corsair site short of opening a ticket which you need the product number for....so just to open a ticket you have to remove the ram and copy the number down...hopefully the computer youre using isnt the only way to open a ticket or youre screwed.

Best white sticks of ram I can find that wont break the bank works extremely well and looks amazing

It’s super nice and beautiful. Works well with all my hardwares, but the problem is ICUE cannot sync perfectly with ROG Aura. I have to adjust manually again and over again every time I turn on the computer…

We have never had problems with any of the Vengeance or Dominator DDR4 and have decided to hold off on buying DDR5. I personally do not game thus the Z690 boards with DDR4 should suffice. Were cutting back on computer building to about 12 per year for family and church support. Weve built a few gaming units for others but we will stop. My husband is almost 75 and he just needs to do it for a part-time hobby. Hes purchased one Z690 for DDR5 and one for DDR4.

Look good and work even better