Corsair Vengeance 16GB (2x8GB) DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory 1.5V

(1390 reviews)

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  • Red Pharaoh 360

    > 24 hour

    As described and arrived quickly. For other parts to arrive, therefore cannot give a strong rating. But brand-new and excited to you.

  • VitalOd

    > 24 hour

    I thought this was amazing value for the price i bought it at but then a week after i bought it the price went up by about 40% so im not so sure on the value now.

  • None

    > 24 hour

    Fast ram, works great

  • Shivon

    > 24 hour

    Just received this ram on Saturday and immediately saw a difference in performance in games, I upgraded from 16gb of viper 3 patriot which one stopped working and I ended up with 8gb instead, and even so that stick started giving me blue screens but this ram gave no such problem they started doing their job immediately.

  • Kyle Gibson

    > 24 hour

    Nice boost for an older machine. Plug and play.

  • Kevin Verdon

    > 24 hour

    This product will not work with a Gigabyte F2A78M-HD2 AMD motherboard. The board will only recognise 8Gb of the 16Gb memory and will not allow two sticks to be fitted without system crashes.

  • Juan

    > 24 hour

    Exactly as described, and everything I needed.

  • Casey

    > 24 hour

    Fast and powerful RAM! Not much else to add.

  • Guilherme

    > 24 hour

    Excellent!

  • Patrick Röper

    > 24 hour

    1.Versand war Blitzschnell

This is a limitation of a 32-bit operating system. In Windows, the Windows memory manager is limited to a 4 GB physical address space. Most of that address space is filled with RAM, but not all of it. Memory-mapped devices (such as your video card) will use some of that physical address space, as will the BIOS ROMs. After all the non-memory devices have had their say, there will be less than 4GB of address space available for RAM below the 4GB physical address boundary. MacOS X Tiger and Leopard are both 64-bit operating systems and will not experience this problem. Neither will 64-bit versions of Windows XP or Vista or Windows 7.

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