CORSAIR VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 RAM 96GB (2x48GB) 5600MHz CL40 Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory - Black (CMH96GX5M2B5600C40)

Bougt 32GB From June 2023 for B760 and i5-13600K which is compatible. Working good throughout the entire time,without problems.

Stunning and very bright RGB lighting, very powerful speed (which you might need to manually adjust in your BIOS settings to get the full speed as by default mine was set to 4000mhz instead of 5600, but its easy enough to do) and 64 GB is overkill for now unless you are doing some extreme video/photo editing. Can also be used with Icue software to adjust the lighting.

it's not the best ram on the market, but it's more than enough for my needs

The media could not be loaded. Running a Ryzen 9 7900x gaming build .. great performance and stable on overclock. Love the lighting effect as well.

Good guality and easy to set

I would have given 5 stars as the RAM itself works perfectly but the iCue software is a let down.Enabled EXPO in BIOS and set to XMP 1 profile to allow full 5600 speed as requried, no stability issues so far so pretty much worked out of the box.This may only seem like a small thing but when you're buying this type of product, you expect to be able to customise the RGB RAM as you would like it. Which at first, works fine but then the iCue software that allows you to customize the RGB LED's stops responding and fails to communicate with the RAM. You have to either restart your PC, or power cycle (off for a min, then back on) for the software to behave.It may be that the motherboard RGB software is also interfering (GigaByte Gaming AX B650 board in my case) but I would have expected the software to be a little more finely tuned to avoid such issues.Seems to be a common issue with Corsair RGB RAM and the iCue software, but seems Corsair have no interest to resolve the issues with iCue. If they did, this would have been a 5 star review

1 x of the 16Gb 5600 DDR5 RAM modules died after about 9 weeks of use. I have built many, many computers and I have never seen a RAM module used in a domestic PC actually fail.Could have given 2 stars because a replacement set of RAM modules was provided under warranty by Corsair (via Scan Computers on behalf of Corsair).But as it took Corsair almost a week to even respond to the Support ticket, by which time I had had to resign myself to buying replacement RAM (from Kingston, which are infinitely better than Corsair. Better chips, better heatsink, better RGB, better software etc.) and because Corsair ignored my request for an upgrade as a goodwill gesture, we are only giving them 1 star as we now have a replacement set of RAM that is of no use to us.The change in my opinion of Corsair has been a long time coming and is caused by the numerous issues we have suffered over the pass couple of years. I bought into the Corsair ecosystem for one of our PCs and I am massively disappointed.First up, the AIO coolers are massively overpriced now and no better than any other manufacturer. Cooler Master and Deepcool AIO coolers are more efficient in my opinion and much cheaper.Secondly, the iCUE software doesn't work reliably. Do some googling and you will find all of the people having problems getting Corsair's own kit to actually work with Corsair's own software. And even when it does work, it can be for only a short periods and then your device disappears from iCUE. Changing settings doesn't help, updating the iCUE software doesn't help. you just get stuck unable to do anything with that/those components and with no idea why it stopped working properly.Thirdly, Corsair somehow manages to sell RAM that dies after just a few weeks use and then takes so long to respond to support cases that you are forced to purchase replacements before they get around to arranging replacements.In fairness, once the issue was with Scan Computers, the faulty kit replacement was done quickly. It is worth noting that it appears that Corsair use Scan Computers in Bolton to handle their returns etc. in the UK. Just like Nvidia do for both sales and support of Founders Edition graphics cards.All in all, we are done with Corsair.They have lost a good customer who invested in Corsair's ecosystem, massively regrets it and will never buy Corsair again.

A bit expensive. I am not too much of a fan of the RGB. If I could do it again I would have bought the low profile version instead. So far they still work ok though so no complaints there. I can't review on the speed, I just left it at default.