CorsairDOMINATOR TITANIUM RGB DDR5 RAM 48GB (2x24GB) DDR5 7200MHz CL36 Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory - White (CMP48GX5M2X7200C36W)

Decent ram kit I use for my overclocking. These are hynix m die.The price is high but you can take the heatsinks of fairly easily and change out the led on then and if you have a 3d printer you can make your own topper for them to make them 100% your own custom look!

The CORSAIR Dominator Titanium RGB DDR5 RAM is a fantastic addition to my setup. Using Profile 2, I easily overclocked it to 7400MHz without any issues on my Z790 motherboard. The performance is stellar, handling demanding tasks and games with ease. The RGB lighting adds a stylish touch, and the build quality is top-notch. Highly recommended for those seeking high-performance and reliable RAM for their systems.

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Eh comprado memoria corsair desde 1998, y es la primera vez que me toca un modulo mal de fabrica, pero lo peor es esperar más de 15 días para que hagan la devolución y poder comprar nuevamente el producto.(el. Segundo par, puro blue screen e inestabilidad) creo todavía no es momento para 7000+

Let me preface this by saying the original kit I bought was defective out of box. That's okay though. Sometimes these things happen. I promptly contacted Corsair directly as per Amazon's suggestion, and not only did they replace my kit free-of-charge, they upgraded me to the corresponding first edition kit. Corsair's customer support has earned my undying loyalty after my experience with them. Truly phenomenal service.Now onto the actual product: this is to be taken with a slight grain of salt considering TECHNICALLY the kit I am using is not the same kit I purchased here on Amazon, but the stereotype of Corsair producing overpriced yet underperforming kits is no longer valid in my eyes after this. My Dominator Platinums would easily hit 50c at 1.4v, whereas I can run these sticks at 1.45v and I have never seen them break 42c -- even under heavy stress tests like Karhu and VST/VT3. The heatspreaders on these Titaniums simply blow competition out of the water, especially when you take into consideration the issues of early GSkill models having extreme thermal issues with their heatspreaders.I originally ran this kit on my Z690/12900K combo. It is a common misconception that with Z690 boards or with 12th gen CPUs you will never achieve past 6800MHz; I easily hit 7200 with these sticks (stability tested w/ 10000% Karhu, and a couple of hours of VST/VT3). The Hynix M-Die of the 24gb DIMMs are truly phenomenal.I have since upgraded to a Z790/14700K combo and, on stock XMP voltages (1.4v VDD/VDDQ) with manually dropped System Agent, IMC, and VDDQ TX (1.3v->1.2v, 1.4v->1.35v, 1.4v->1.3v respectively), I can run 7200 34-42-42-54 (with a manually tuned tRDPRE set to 12, of course). This is a huge upgrade from the stock 7200 36-46-46, and goes to show just how far these kits can be pushed. I have no doubt in my mind that, with a good 2-DIMM board setup and a half decent IMC, that this Corsair kit could easily push past 8000.