Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB DDR4-4400 - Reviews
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10.3.2016
Not sure how to rate memory, it either works or it doesn't.However a couple of things to mention, it is listed as 2400 memory but it shows as 2133 in bios on the Asus Z107-A MB. This has to be manually selected to 2400.Apparently this is normal as the memory is listed as 2400 OC (which presume means Over Clocked), so is NOT true 2400. (my fault I didn't realise this!)Have stability issues with my MB sometimes freezing and upon reboot warns that overclocking failed. As I don't overclock, (other than the memory setting), then I can only assume it refers to the memory speed at 2400. In which case that makes it incapable of running at its advertised speed. A bit misleading,
23.5.2019
I can boot only using 2133 frequency ,when I hoped to get at LEAST 2400 Mhz thats rated.Before this purchase I used practicaly same RAM Vengeance LPX with same timings and rated 2400 mhz but 2x8 GB.I had no problem using from start,and could even take it to 2800 MHz no problem.This is really a dissapointment for me at the moment,I am trying to get it up at rated speed but no matter what I do in bios at the moment doesnt help...I posted a photo of my "old" ram ,you can see it is essentially same model.If I manage to fix it soon I will change this review,if not I will try to return or exchange for something else at the seller.Edit,
9.12.2019
So I last bought 4 of these 2 years ago and got the fright of my life when my custom gaming rig started throwing up errors and wouldn’t boot. At first I thought my water cooler had leaked and neighed like a horse. A quick search later and I found it must be either the PSU or RAM. I eliminated the PSU since it’s Corsair’s top of the line and beefy one. Stuck a voltmeter in between theanyway and the plug and power socket - was drawing the right amount of current as expected. Took RAM sticks out one by one until I found two defective ones. Look at past orders - low and behold, it’s died just outside of the return period. I’ve had RAM last better in the past and I don’t really use my PC much except occasionally at weekends.
27.4.2018
After months of not being able to reach 3000MHz using the XMP or Extreme Memory Profiles BIOS profile provided by my Asrock Fatality z270 ITX/ac motherboard low and behold I have success after two or three BIOS updates!Yes this particular memory module was compatible from day one with my motherboard as it was mentioned on the QVL (Qualified Vendor List) but that didn't guarantee success so my message to everybody is not to give up as it might be the fault of your motherboard manufacturers BIOS drivers and not the RAM itself as many people here are stating.Even at the stock 2100 MHz I would still give this ram three stars as it was stable and works very well but now I give it five for the obvious
26.9.2018
When I decided to upgrade my computer for the first time in several years I have to admit that I was somewhat dispapointed by the hike in prices with regards to all manner of parts. High-end GPUs have retained their value as they prove valuable to cryptocurrency miners as well as games enthusiasts; CPUs and Motherboard combinations change with the wind, and now: even RAM requires a brand new form of socket.Fortunately Corsair does not disappoint in the performance deparment and has even persuaded me to upgrade my secondary hard drive to an SSD to remove bottlenecking: it's that good. Another negative is the minimalistic packaging with not additional materials: considering the exceptional
27.12.2018
At my time of purchase this ram was the cheapest on the market (which isnt saying much) and i bought a single 8gb stick which was then upgraded to 2x8gb the next week. This ram reliably hits 2666mhz when paired with my ryzen 3 and have never tried to go above that. the heatspreaders look good and the product is genuinely well put together. I have also bought some ram from ballistix for a side which is currently cheaper where I am but next time I would spend the extra money and go for this as it has miles better looks and is the same speed. Overall if you dont need the fastest ram on the market then this is your best bet as it is reliable and fairly quick for a very reasonable price
10.1.2020
I've purchased the Corsair 32GB 2x8GB 4000MHZ kit for use in a newly built video editing PC. I wanted performance I could rely on and that's why I chose Corsair Vengeance! The motherboard I'm using is ASUS Rog Strix Z390-F Gaming, and Intel's i9 9900KS. I have managed to use the XMP 2 Profile to run this awesome memory at 3800MHZ in dual channel mode. Using Prime95 to test, I have established this setting is stable without any voltage changes, out of the box stock. If you're looking for great timings, this kit has what you're looking for. Also I love the look of these on the board, stealthy yet aggressive in their appearance! Would purchase again! - Jake
8.9.2018
It was not on the QVL list, so I am worried a bit, but it started at 2133, after switch on the A-XMP and it ran at 2400. I was struggling with the oc for a while, no 2666,2800, but it started 2933,3133,3333 MHz with loose timings.It does not asks for high voltage, it is cold and nice, it looks very nice - red module in an AMD system.I am very happy with it. It was a deal when I bought, so the price was still high, but very good compare the other available modules.I have no idea which die samsung or hynix or what else, but it lunches my IGP above the average on userbenchmark.
10.6.2020
I already have a Corsair Vengeance 2x4 8GB memory kit, which used to be all I needed as I just use my computer as a work station. I am not a gamer so I am not interested in overclocking just stability and these have never let me down. However, I use Capture One imaging software and the demands on my computing power have gradually increased. So, buying another kit to make a total of 16GB of memory was a no brainer way of upgrading. I am pleased that the images now resolve very quickly and do not slow me down by waiting for the computer to catch up with the software.
18.12.2019
I am using this RAM in my Ryzen system and with the XMP enabled in the bios I have been running them at 3000Mhz reliably on an Asrock B450 motherboard.16GB is ideal for gaming and I have noticed a performance gain moving from 8 to 16GB of vengeance.The RAM stays cool with their metal heat sync covers and have been running reliably for me for a couple of weeks now.Corsair is my go to brand of RAM and I have always had a great experience with using them over the competition.Highly recommended for gamers looking to spice up their rig with some high speed RAM.
12.5.2020
Bought to upgrade my ASUA TUF B450 Gaming based system. I tried with four faster sticks but the system would only start when it was populated with 2 sticks. I have overclocked the ram to get near the spec of the previous RAM and my system has been running without hanging for 36 hours so, a great buy. especially for my system. They are low enough in profile to allow all of my RAM slots to be used with my new Prism Wraith CPU cooler. All in all a worthwhile upgrade. And by buying the RED ones I saved a reasonable slice of change.
5.2.2020
An easy choice for anybody building / upgrading their system. I've got 4x8(32GB) and each stick performs extremely well and super easy to install like any RAM. I especially love the solid design.One basic thing I did learn though is to check with the manufacturer of your motherboard to determine what RAM speeds are supported, as my AMD B450 can only support speeds of 2666mhz rather than the 3466mhz advertised. But if you have a newer mobo, you shouldn't have to worry plus you'll possibly never notice the difference anyway.
2.1.2016
Fast fast fast. With these being 4ddr you get the speed and performance required. I am currently saving up to buy another pair to fill my ram sockets.First time PC builders a tip for ram1. Make sure 1 ram goes into the slot furthest from your CPU. 2nd ram is then installed into slot 3. I didn't realise this.2. More force is required for these to click into place.I was scared I was going to snap them or break my mobo. They do need more force than you think.Overall lightning quick product.
13.6.2017
Whilst I rate Corsair very well mid-June 2017 AMD Ryzen AM4 motherboards are having issues getting any 3200 memory to work beyond 2133 or 2933 for some reason - well discussed in technical web pages.This RAM is on MSI's QVL rated at 3200 but never attained even with latest drivers eg MSI B350 Tomahawk's latest 7A34v15 bios update and despite changing bios settings.I would wait until the motherboard makers have definitely fixed these issues as presently there are very mixed experiences.
18.6.2020
Overall boosted gaming FPS around 40% compared to my old 2666Mhz HyperX with the same timings.Only edited the CPU cache ratio from the default 43 to 44 so it can match the RAM frequency and get those juicy 22:1 ratio and crazy 39ns latency that destroys any Ryzen CPU with their lazy 75ns and up!The RAM timings can be easily set to 17-17-17-39 stable @1.4v stock voltageCPU: I7-9700K @4.6GHz stockMB: ASRock Z390 itx/ac (BIOS v4.00)RAM: Corsair 4400Mhz 19-19-19-39 kit