Introducing high-profile performance: Push the boundaries of your system like never before with DDR5 memory and enjoy even higher frequencies, more capacity, and better performance.
Do it all, and do it faster: As modern CPUs have more and more cores, the unprecedented speed of DDR5 ensures that your high-end CPU gets data fast, making processing, display and buffering faster than ever before.
12 extra bright CAPELLIX RGB LEDs: Each module features 12 individually addressable LEDs to illuminate your PC with spectacular customizable lighting and low power consumption.
Patented CORSAIR DHX cooling: Keeps the DDR5 temperature low by cooling both the ICs and the base of the PCB itself with its own heat spreader ensuring high performance even under extreme loads.
Onboard voltage control: A reliable high-frequency voltage makes overclocking via CORSAIR iCUE software easier, more accurate and stable than with previous generation motherboard control.
Excellent no messing with settings plug and play – excellent LED’s and like the way it looks
Rated 5 out of 5
Henri-Claude –
La réputation de corsai n’est plus à faire, une fois installé, ça fonctionne, et c’est de suite reconnue Dans la dans le BIOS
Rated 5 out of 5
Ali –
La mejor RAM para los AMD Ryzen y una latencia muy baja.
Rated 5 out of 5
Amazon Customer –
I bought a prebuilt PC with a 7800x3D a few weeks back and have had some issues with it. Games would sometimes run into a problem where the average FPS was very high and the bottom 1% was always like 19 FPS, which obviously turns a game into a stuttery mess. I fixed this by turning on AMD Expo for the RAM that came installed on my system (T Force Delta 6000MT), but then some of my games constantly crashed and I would sometimes get a blue screen of death. After days and days of trying to figure out what the hell was going on, I ran some stability stress tests on my PC and, surprise surprise, T Force Delta isn’t well suited to Expo. With Expo on, the tests threw error after error after error and sometimes crashed my PC entirely. The RAM was able to pass these tests with Expo off, but then I was back where I started with tons of graphical glitches.
I had four choices: stick with the horrid RAM, ask for replacement RAM from the manufacturer (which would probably just get me another set of T Force Delta), return the PC altogether, or replace the cheap RAM with something better.
Enter Corsair. I read that Dominator Platinum is fine-tuned for AM5, so I took a shot with these. I installed them and ran a stress test again. No failures. Then I turned on Expo to squeeze a little more performance out of them, then ran stress tests again. No errors, no failures. This RAM is stable as Gene Wilder’s hands in Blazing Saddles, and from a basic performance perspective it’s fantastic.
I’m getting almost 10FPS more on average than I was with the T Force Delta in the same games (even though theoretically applying Expo to the T Force should have put it more or less on par with my new Dominator Platinum RAM). And to sweeten the deal, my bottom 1% never drops to an unacceptable level and, with Expo on, is up to 20FPS faster than it was with my T Force in the same games (testing mainly with the Witcher 3 and Call of Duty Warzone 2). I haven’t had any blue screens of death. Even my computer’s render latency was halved in the Witcher 3, which was where I was seeing the most issues from my unstable T Force Expo setup.
Basically, this RAM is all you could ever want for a super easy install with plug-and-play functionality. If you don’t want the hassle of figuring out overclocks on your own and just want a damn PC that works simply by turning it on, this is a fantastic option for a machine with an AM5 chipset. And it looks sexy and premium to boot.
Adnan Tariq –
Excellent no messing with settings plug and play – excellent LED’s and like the way it looks
Henri-Claude –
La réputation de corsai n’est plus à faire, une fois installé, ça fonctionne, et c’est de suite reconnue Dans la dans le BIOS
Ali –
La mejor RAM para los AMD Ryzen y una latencia muy baja.
Amazon Customer –
I bought a prebuilt PC with a 7800x3D a few weeks back and have had some issues with it. Games would sometimes run into a problem where the average FPS was very high and the bottom 1% was always like 19 FPS, which obviously turns a game into a stuttery mess. I fixed this by turning on AMD Expo for the RAM that came installed on my system (T Force Delta 6000MT), but then some of my games constantly crashed and I would sometimes get a blue screen of death. After days and days of trying to figure out what the hell was going on, I ran some stability stress tests on my PC and, surprise surprise, T Force Delta isn’t well suited to Expo. With Expo on, the tests threw error after error after error and sometimes crashed my PC entirely. The RAM was able to pass these tests with Expo off, but then I was back where I started with tons of graphical glitches.
I had four choices: stick with the horrid RAM, ask for replacement RAM from the manufacturer (which would probably just get me another set of T Force Delta), return the PC altogether, or replace the cheap RAM with something better.
Enter Corsair. I read that Dominator Platinum is fine-tuned for AM5, so I took a shot with these. I installed them and ran a stress test again. No failures. Then I turned on Expo to squeeze a little more performance out of them, then ran stress tests again. No errors, no failures. This RAM is stable as Gene Wilder’s hands in Blazing Saddles, and from a basic performance perspective it’s fantastic.
I’m getting almost 10FPS more on average than I was with the T Force Delta in the same games (even though theoretically applying Expo to the T Force should have put it more or less on par with my new Dominator Platinum RAM). And to sweeten the deal, my bottom 1% never drops to an unacceptable level and, with Expo on, is up to 20FPS faster than it was with my T Force in the same games (testing mainly with the Witcher 3 and Call of Duty Warzone 2). I haven’t had any blue screens of death. Even my computer’s render latency was halved in the Witcher 3, which was where I was seeing the most issues from my unstable T Force Expo setup.
Basically, this RAM is all you could ever want for a super easy install with plug-and-play functionality. If you don’t want the hassle of figuring out overclocks on your own and just want a damn PC that works simply by turning it on, this is a fantastic option for a machine with an AM5 chipset. And it looks sexy and premium to boot.
Amazon Customer –
Top of the top for performance.