Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro SL 32GB (2x16GB) DDR4 3600 (PC4-28800) C18 1.35V Optimized for AMD Ryzen - Black (CMH32GX4M2Z3600C18)

Previously purchased a generic brand DDR4 Ram that was same as came in the computer I bought the kiddos a while back…figured we’d upgrade a bit. No bueno, they either didn’t work at all (instant BSOD) or the computer was just unstable and kept giving memory location errors. The Corsair Vengeance Pro 32GB (16GBx2) was what I went with after returning the dead Ram. They WORK FLAWLESSLY upon install. The kids now both have 32GB DDR4, which is probably more than really needed, and it has resolved some lagging issues they were having in Fortnight (apparently this game takes 2 weeks to play?) The price was reasonable, considering other options, and they were simple to install. The bios on the boards limits them to 2666MHz, but this is the motherboard, not the stick itself. I plan to upgrade their systems eventually, and the ram can carry forward along with the case and fans. Do recommend.

I have an TUF GAMING X570-PLUS motherboard which came as part of a OEM build I had to buy as buying a video card is about as expensive as getting an entire PC. It came with 3200 and I wanted to run 3600 as I feel it really brings out what the AMD 5800x can do. I checked around and this RAM was mentioned several times in forums and people really seem to like it. I agree with them wholeheartedly. I removed the 3200 RAM, inserted this RAM, booted to the BIOS, and changed it to 3600. Rebooted and have not looked back. Great RAM. Fast and this system finally feels like I thought it would. Quick, snappy, and smooth. Recommended for all you AMD 5800 X folks. Do check your MB Manufacturer PDF if this RAM is compatible, but from what I have read this RAM seems to work in most 570 systems (good to double-check anyway)

very good, they look amazing, I love all the customization options that the app gives you for the lights, they can run almost what ever I need perfectly.

Bought the first 2 sticks last year with 2x8gb 3200mhz CL16, then added another 2 sticks now with 2x8gb 3200mhz CL16. At first install, no boot then after carefully installing the sticks, it now works. Thank God. Yeah, adding additional 2 sticks with same mhz and CL works fine as long as your MoBo is compatible.

These did the trick for sure I need some mobility for my two monitors to edit

The speed on this ram is great, the value is great, the lights though may need some work done. Easily able to install and such high memory for my gig. Downfall was i didn't notice it was a SL model

Slap them in works great was able to get the timing down and the transfers per second slightly overclocked. The only headache I've had is the freaking RGB. It uses the Corsair lighting app to which you can download a plug-in to use for other lighting applications it's a pain in the butt I rarely get them sink up I ended up just going static one color and calling it a day and some days I feel like changing it get frustrated and just shut off all the RGB. I did manage to get the sink on a buddy's PC with the same ram after I recommend them for functionality he has armory crate. Had a completely uninstall armory crate uninstall course errors app and all its plugins. Go into the application folder find the armory crate personal profile file and delete that. Reinstall Corsair then the plug-in then armory crate and it will be detected in armory crate to be controlled by armory crate.

I paired these 32GB (2x16GB) memories with a pair of Crucial Ballistix 16GB (2x8GB) RAM and the BIOS was configured at 3200 MHz. On the first startup the PC gave me a Blue Screen with the message "Memory_Management", I restarted the computer several times and it continued with the same message. The only thing I did was go to the BIOS and set the frequency to 2666 MHz, and then Windows started without a problem. After a few minutes, I turned off the PC and set the BIOS again to 3200 MHz and everything started without any problem. I don't know if the Blue Screen is due to a BIOS configuration, a frequency problem or a timing problem.