Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 DRAM 3200MHz C16 Desktop Memory Kit - Black (CMK16GX4M2B3200C16)

El rendimiento del Corsair es superior. Toda una alianza entre propósito de mejora, ganas de hacer un producto eficiente y el sello constante de perseguir velocidad y eficiencia a un precio competitivo. Con 16 gigas ya podrás jugar al tamagochi y a Super Mario Bros 2. Hará las delicias de cualquier aficionado a los videojuegos. El Zelda 3D se ve fantástico y ya no hablar del Pokémon amarillo. Toda una gama de juegos que rendirán a pleno pulmón gracias a este magnífico artefacto producto de la ingeniería informática más exigente del mercado.

Only 1 of the sticks works.

Amazing ram for cheaper builds that dont need crazy speeds or RGB. Fast enough for gaming and pretty much everything else. Dont break the bank if you dont have to.

Great quality as always with Corsair

Fast, reliable, zero issues.

las compre en noviembre del 2020 y han salido buenas, ningun problemas hasta el momento.

Generally speaking, the Corsair Vengeance LPX line of RAM is a solid price-to-performance value. Their motherboard and processor compatibility is wide ranging, though I seem to get faulty modules more often than I do with other brands. I build dozens of systems every year, from basic office workstations to high-end gaming machines. Over the course of 2019, I used Vengeance LPX memory in nine different systems, on three different motherboards, with three different AMD processors. I went through a grand total of 26 modules, rated at four different frequencies. Of the 26, two caused stability issues and were confirmed faulty by MemTest86. Heres the breakdown:

its run likes its descripted, make sure to go into bios and change it to the speed you purchased

As a photographer I deal with large quantities of huge files and software that uses a lot of memory. I had 16gb of RAM in my desktop but it was still getting bogged down, so I doubled it to 32gb. Whewie!!! Things move fast now. Start up takes about 5 seconds. Loven it!

Used this on an inexpensive gaming rig build - AMD Ryzen 5 5600G and the memory seemed to work great. No overclocking or fancy stuff. no fancy bling RGB lights. It just works well and no PC crashing so Im happy with this for basic builds.