Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3600 (PC4-28800) C18 AMD Optimized Memory – Black

Below is the original message, Ive since figured out the issue. So as it turns out on the MSI Z690-Pro DDR4 Motherboard running a i5-12600k I needed to change the Gear to Gear 2, XMP defaults to Gear 1. So it runs fine now at 3600. Is it the XMP profile or the bios, idk. It works now.

Du Corsair, parfait.

Thank you.

im very happy it looks very good in my pc rgb works very well

Literally not even close to the stated specs.

Excelente Producto

The modules look good and perform pretty well. I have it OCed to 3800Mhz, but when I changed the timing to anything past the preset timing they show I would get memory errors when testing so I had to go back to the original timings. I did get the Hynix modules, not Samsung though, I’m not sure if they are still making them with Samsung.

Ho sempre scelto Corsair per assemblare i miei PC e non ho MAI avuto un problema o un cedimento. Queste son anche una gioia per gli occhi, rendono il mio ultimo sistema veramente stiloso.

I purchased these modules to upgrade my PC from 16GB to 32GB since I have a motherboard with only two DIMM slots. Upon installing, I tried to see if I could get more out of them but everything I tried, from attempting 3733 or 3866MHz, or tightening the timings, resulted in POST failure, BSOD, or literally hundreds to thousands of errors in Memtest. I ran Thaiphoon Burner to discover that the ICs in the modules I received were not Samsung B-die or Micron E-die as others have recived, but rather Nanya A-die. I tried to research them and the limited info I found painted these ICs as one of the worst for OCing. These modules could not run at even the XMP profile, with voltage increased to 1.45v, VCCIO and VCCSA at 1.35v, and DRAM current capability at 130%, without errors or programs crashing. These ICs have no business being used in memory advertised for it overlocking ability and frankly is downright fraud with these ICs.

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