CORSAIR DOMINATOR TITANIUM RGB DDR5 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 7200MHz CL34 Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory - White (CMP32GX5M2X7200C34W)

High quality, they were in offer so I got them, for that price it’s worth it. They are A die sticks they will scale with voltage. Achieved 8200mhz 24hr kahru stable with a lucky 14900ks that IMC allows 8200mhz.

Yes it is expensive but it ultimately saved me lots of problems.I have been using the Corsair Vengeance for a while. Used the DDR4 type in my last build with no real problems. My mobo gave up on two ram slots so upgraded to an MSI MPG Edge Z790 board. The Vengeance DDR5 memory did not work with this board. The xmp profile caused the system to hang and any sort of 'overclock' caused instability.I decided to try the Corsair Dominator Titanium (2x16GB,CL32). The board recognised the chips no problem and xmp profile1 (7200 MT/s) runs with no stability issues. Activated xmp2 (7400 MT/s) also runs with no problems.The RGB tops can be swapped out for fins (but these are bought separately) - but I won't be using these.In short:Good RAM2 XMP profiles are stored on the chipsThe sticks are quite high profile so check (if you have an air cooler) that they won't foul on any hardware. I run an AIO but they were close to my top exhaust fans.RGB controlled in iCueWould recommend these but they really are a premium product.

The media could not be loaded. These RAM sticks are top quality, look fantastic, and give me above the stated speed on an Asus Tuf Gaming Z790 motherboard at 7400mhzIf you want the best for your high end system here they are, also easy installation, performance is unreal, and works fantastic with Corsair iCue

This ram modules are great for my new pc build and very well priced - cannot fault. Fast delivery aswell

I bought this for my first ever self build to couple it with an Intel 14900K. They look incredible and run at the stated speed (subject to enabling XMP)

The media could not be loaded. State of the art and priced accordingly (a bargain though compared to when DDR5 first hit the market). Top quality, high MT/s value, single rank DIMMs, proper cooling, addressable RGB with swappable top bars (which you can even 3D print),It's quite fussy when it comes to compatibility (to do with it being new non-binary memory) so it's worth checking your motherboard's QVL (qualified vendor list) and paying attention to your cpu. Corsair have a memory finder. They state that some sizes and speeds have different memory compatibility.It's designed for 700 series motherboards and Intel's 13th generation cpus but will work on some 600 series and 12th gen. combos. To get it working on a Z690/12th mobo the BIOS had to be updated and although it passed Windows Memory Diagnostic it did not like having XMP enabled.Full control of the RGB requires iCUE to be installed. Together with say Armoury Crate (and the plugin) there's either some real fun or endless frustration right there. Bloatware FTW? :DThe 48GB kit I received wasn't a limited first edition one with extra top bars etc.

Excellent fast shipping

The RGB diffuser on these are terrible compared to the Corsair Vengeance sticks I bought them to replace. (I've uploaded a pic of both Dominator & Vengeance kits)It looks nothing like in the pictures.There are 11 LEDs per DIMM and they are oddly spaced which leaves 2 dark areas on each stick near the middle. If you use solid colours it looks terrible.This could have been solved by adding 1 extra LED per stick!Also, the diffuser is really poor compared to the one on DDR5 Vengeance (you can see individual LEDs, it just doesn't diffuse very well.The colours are also different to other Corsair RGB devices so lots of messing about to get them to kind of match.Very disappointed with these, will see if I can learn to live with them over next couple of weeks but think I will return and go back to my Vengeance kit