Corsair VENGEANCE DDR5 memories, in their various variants (with and without illumination, in different formats, etc.) are a reference in the sector and, especially, in the world of gaming and high performance systems. Its performance has already been more than accredited on multiple occasions, and we can affirm the same regarding both its design and the constant innovation on the part of technology, which does not stop exploring the limits.
Thus, and although much of the focus now regarding DDR5 memory is focused on its speeds, and we have been able to see some extreme tests in this regard in recent months, Corsair does not neglect other fundamental aspects of it, such as working to better adapt to the specific needs of each user, something that can only be achieved by expanding the offer in terms of the options that are made available to the general public.
The latest example of this can be found in the brand’s new memory kits, which will allow users and assemblers use 48, 96 and 192 gigabytes of Corsair VENGEANCE DDR5 memory, as well as Corsair VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 in their systems. These are the new options introduced by the brand in its catalogue:
- Kit of 192 gigabytes: four 48 gigabyte modules.
- Kit of 96 gigabytes: two 48 gigabyte modules.
- Kit of 48 gigabytes: two 24 gigabyte modules.
Surely you have already noticed it, and it is that to offer these kits Corsair now has new 24 and 48 gigabyte UDIMM modules, which are added to the existing ones, thus expanding the possibilities of choosing the amount of RAM with the one that the systems of those users who opt for the Corsair VENGEANCE DDR5 will have, whatever the form factor of their systems, because as you can see in the new kits, even small systems, such as those based on MicroATX with only two memory slots, can scale up to 96 gigabytes.
The 96 GB and 48 GB DDR5 and RGB DDR5 kits they operate at 5,600 MT/s and 5,200 MT/s respectively And they are compatible with Intel XMP 3.0 memory overclocking to ensure simplicity and security when taking them to the maximum of their performance. Meanwhile, the Corsair VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 and VENGEANCE DDR5 192GB (4x 48GB) 5,200 MT/s kits raise the bar for high-capacity DDR5. These four DIMM kits are compatible with 13th generation Intel systems and support the same easy overclocking of Intel XMP 3.0 for optimum performance without the hassle or risk.
The 96GB and 48GB DDR5 and RGB DDR5 kits are available now on Corsair’s website and start at $194.99. For its part, the Corsair VENGEANCE RGB DDR5 and VENGEANCE DDR5 192 gigabyte kits will hit the market in early March.
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