CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX 16GB (2X 8GB) DDR4 3600(PC4-28800) C141.45V AMD OptimizedMemory

I run a Noctua NH-D15 and the LPX line from Corsair is the only "high performance" memory I could find that not only performs like I want, but also fits under the cooler. I've purchased several of the LPX kits from Corsair over the years, and they never disappoint. Haven't tried overclocking it yet, but this kit runs at the advertised 3600Mhz C14 speed with no problem.I've run this kit with two systems so far. First is an ASUS Crosshair VIII Hero X570 with a 3900X and the other is a Gigabyte AORUS Extreme X570 with a 3600XT. Both worked perfectly. The Gigabyte board required that I manually set the memory voltage when setting XMP in the BIOS but I believe that to be a board issue, not a memory issue. It's just worth noting that this memory does require 1.45V when running the XMP profile which isn't a big deal, just be sure it's set correctly in your BIOS.UPDATE 7 months later:After now having this kit run flawlessly with a Ryzen 3900X and now a Ryzen 3600XT I have ordered another pair. It seems AMD Ryzen Zen3 actually produces higher performance with 4 sticks of ram vs. only running 2. This is opposite what we have all experienced before, but this is no longer the case with the new 5000 series lineup of Ryzen processors. So, having such good results with the initial kit, I have ordered a second kit.So far I have yet to find another memory kit with this speed (3600MHz) and extreme low latency (C14). Almost everything else is C15 or higher. Love it!!

Was a little hesitant buying this kit over something a bit slower for a decent chunk less money. However, this ram is STUPID fast. Plugged the numbers into Ryzen DRAM calculator and got the ram up and running 1st try at 14-14-14-30 @ 1.4V. No hiccups so far, and i'm sure it could be pushed harder if you wanted, but im happy enough with how fast and easy it was to get to this speed. 10/10 would recommend if you want the fastest ram.

Searched far and wide for ram to upgrade to 32gb from 16gb (4gb x 4) 3000mhz C15 Corsair Dominator.Everything I found seemed either overpriced or a worse spec for more money. I don't care about RGB, just performance, and so far this ram seems to be the best value out there (if you can live without RGB).The ram works with both Intel and AMD boards. It's low profile for cases with large air coolers or AIOs and It's Samsung b-die. Overall a great value at the current price of around $160 per kit.For more than 16gb 2 (or 4) kits must be ordered so that's approx $320 (at current) but to compare: a similar Dominator 3600mhz C16 32gb kit is about $450, so $130 more for RGB at a worse spec.My motherboard has 4 dimms but if it had 8 then it would be possible to purchase 4 kits and have 64 gb. Regardless, this ram should be purchased in pairs so either 1 kit, 2 kits or 4 kits and for me the sweet spot was 2 kits for the best price to performance.Caveats: motherboard must have good power regulation. I'm using an EVGA Dark X299 so I am not concerned about the 1.45V necessary for the XMP profile. This is fine as it is rated this way by Corsair. So long as the motherboard supports this voltage just set the XMP1 profile and all good. However, I don't see this ram as being able to overclock beyond 3600 mhz since it's already overclocked by Corsair at (what I think) is close to it's maximum (listed as only PC4-21300 in HWINfo). I personally don't care since for a stable x299 daily driver 3600mhz is where I wanted to be at with C16 timing or better. This ram is C14...so even better.So far so good, 100% stable but if issues arise I will update this review.

The RAM specs is as advertised CL14-16-16-36 @1.45 and I gna definitely buy another 1 next month to sum up 32GB RAM to complete the set.Motherboard: Asus x570 Dark Hero with D.O.C.P (enable)Processor: AMD 5900x 12 core.Cooler: Noctua NH-D15s (Alot of RAM clearance for "Noctua NF-A14 PWM 140mm fan")Excellent product and speedy service. Thank you Amazon.