The Dominator family of memory represents the ultimate in performance technology engineering from Corsair. The Dominator is designed to have the highest performing IC maximum over-clocking capability and efficient DHX cooling - all the while being stable and reliable. Very few components make it into the Dominator family. Corsair performs rigorous testing and screening on all components to select only the best for the Dominator modules. The tests check for high frequency and/or low latency capabilities for each IC. Then, they are thoroughly tested for maximum interoperability and reliability as a united group to meet the stringent design criteria demanded by performance computing and gaming users.
The Dominator family of memory represents the ultimate in performance technology engineering from Corsair. The Dominator is designed to have the highest performing IC maximum over-clocking capability and efficient DHX cooling - all the while being stable and reliable. Very few components make it into the Dominator family. Corsair performs rigorous testing and screening on all components to select only the best for the Dominator modules. The tests check for high frequency and/or low latency capabilities for each IC. Then, they are thoroughly tested for maximum interoperability and reliability as a united group to meet the stringent design criteria demanded by performance computing and gaming users.
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The lowest price for Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB 64GB (8x8GB) DDR4 3600MHz CL18 DIMM right now is $1,430.55.
Prices last updated 23 Dec 2025.
Corsair Dominator Platinum RGB 64GB (8x8GB) DDR4 3600MHz CL18 DIMM
The Dominator family of memory represents the ultimate in performance technology engineering from Corsair. The Dominator is designed to have the highest performing IC maximum over-clocking capability and efficient DHX cooling - all the while being stable and reliable. Very few components make it into the Dominator family. Corsair performs rigorous testing and screening on all components to select only the best for the Dominator modules. The tests check for high frequency and/or low latency capabilities for each IC. Then, they are thoroughly tested for maximum interoperability and reliability as a united group to meet the stringent design criteria demanded by performance computing and gaming users.
The Dominator family of memory represents the ultimate in performance technology engineering from Corsair. The Dominator is designed to have the highest performing IC maximum over-clocking capability and efficient DHX cooling - all the while being stable and reliable. Very few components make it into the Dominator family. Corsair performs rigorous testing and screening on all components to select only the best for the Dominator modules. The tests check for high frequency and/or low latency capabilities for each IC. Then, they are thoroughly tested for maximum interoperability and reliability as a united group to meet the stringent design criteria demanded by performance computing and gaming users.
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So many choices, so many price ranges, but ONLY ONE rules them ALL. I didn't think I was going to dig the RGB but once I used the software and was able to tone it down and have the RAIN effect setting, I'm fine with it, but most importantly? Speeds, reliability, and overclocking potential. First BIOS setting was to set this at profile 1 for XMP (using an ASUS Z390) and every time worked flawlessly in the first attempt. 2nd: reliability, and overclocking, YES, I bought TWO kits for a total of 32GB, because I wanted to occupy all 4 slots and all 4 modules have achieved easily a 3400MHz speed with the same voltage and timings, and the temps are pretty much the same as the 3200MHz stock. There are other brands but from my personal experience, I always stick with Corsair ... MoreSo many choices, so many price ranges, but ONLY ONE rules them ALL. I didn't think I was going to dig the RGB but once I used the software and was able to tone it down and have the RAIN effect setting, I'm fine with it, but most importantly? Speeds, reliability, and overclocking potential. First BIOS setting was to set this at profile 1 for XMP (using an ASUS Z390) and every time worked flawlessly in the first attempt. 2nd: reliability, and overclocking, YES, I bought TWO kits for a total of 32GB, because I wanted to occupy all 4 slots and all 4 modules have achieved easily a 3400MHz speed with the same voltage and timings, and the temps are pretty much the same as the 3200MHz stock. There are other brands but from my personal experience, I always stick with Corsair modules, I went the "cheap" way once and the 3000MHz modules cannot run at that speed, very disappointing but I will no longer buy "that" brand of memory. Corsair works pretty much with EVERYTHING and is in a class higher than the rest.
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I've trusted Corsair for my memory needs since 2012. Admittedly, giving this kit a 4/5 eggs may not be viewed as all that fair in the context of this review. The memory absolutely, 100%, behaves to the specifications outlined in the description. However, I'll provide a bit of perspective for potential buyers. To me, it doesn't appear that Corsair bins its C16 kits any differently than its C18 model. My friend and I built nearly identical systems with the exception being that I ponied up a little more cash to drop the better latency kit into my new build. And therein, lies the lost egg. His kit was able to run exceptionally better timing configurations. Again, this pretty much falls to the will of the lottery. It is not a knock against Corsair's product. However, if ... MoreI've trusted Corsair for my memory needs since 2012. Admittedly, giving this kit a 4/5 eggs may not be viewed as all that fair in the context of this review. The memory absolutely, 100%, behaves to the specifications outlined in the description. However, I'll provide a bit of perspective for potential buyers. To me, it doesn't appear that Corsair bins its C16 kits any differently than its C18 model. My friend and I built nearly identical systems with the exception being that I ponied up a little more cash to drop the better latency kit into my new build. And therein, lies the lost egg. His kit was able to run exceptionally better timing configurations. Again, this pretty much falls to the will of the lottery. It is not a knock against Corsair's product. However, if you're strapped for funds, the C18 kit might very well provide equal performance despite the reduction in cost.
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Here I am again reviewing yet another piece of kit from Corsair. I won't lie; I'm a big fan of anything Corsair and their customer service is top notch on those very few times I needed help over the years. I run Corsair ram in all of my computers and swapped out my Corsair Vengeance LED 32GB DDR4 3466 to try this kit out. Let me be fair...I prefer my DDR4 3466 ram but this Dominator Platinum kit can be tweaked for better timings and handles them well. Better than my 3466 sticks. Also this ram works so darn well with XMP. Over the years I stopped trying to use XMP because it usually just caused problems but not with this Dominator ram! These sticks love XMP and really come alive when in XMP mode. I had zero issues with booting up these tweaked with XMP and my CPU at ... MoreHere I am again reviewing yet another piece of kit from Corsair. I won't lie; I'm a big fan of anything Corsair and their customer service is top notch on those very few times I needed help over the years. I run Corsair ram in all of my computers and swapped out my Corsair Vengeance LED 32GB DDR4 3466 to try this kit out. Let me be fair...I prefer my DDR4 3466 ram but this Dominator Platinum kit can be tweaked for better timings and handles them well. Better than my 3466 sticks. Also this ram works so darn well with XMP. Over the years I stopped trying to use XMP because it usually just caused problems but not with this Dominator ram! These sticks love XMP and really come alive when in XMP mode. I had zero issues with booting up these tweaked with XMP and my CPU at 4.9GHz. Everything is stable and fast!! The RGB lighting is awesome and the LED lights built directly on the PCB is something special. These lights are BRIGHT and just looks so very cool. I'm not even a big RGB lighting guy but even I can't fault Corsair. Working along with iCue software which by the way is really easy to use and set up. The heat shields are tall but shouldn't be an issue for most. I use a corsair water kit and had no issues with installation at all. Performance wise these things rock. They outperform other sticks by Corsair that I use and I won't go into all the benching I did but I will say these sticks run fast and overclock easily. A little tweaking or using XMP is all that's needed to have a nice performance boost. If you are building a cutting edge gaming rig then these should be considered. Between great speeds, fantastic build quality, and the best RGB lighting on the market...you just can't go wrong. Man these sticks are sexy...if you like that sort of thing and I for one do!
| Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) version | 2.0 |
| Lead plating | Gold |
| Backlight colour | Red/Green/Blue |
| Memory Type | DDR4 |
| Memory Form Factor | DIMM |
So many choices, so many price ranges, but ONLY ONE rules them ALL. I didn't think I was going to dig the RGB but once I used the software and was able to tone it down and have the RAIN effect setting, I'm fine with it, but most importantly? Speeds, reliability, and overclocking potential. First BIOS setting was to set this at profile 1 for XMP (using an ASUS Z390) and every time worked flawlessly in the first attempt. 2nd: reliability, and overclocking, YES, I bought TWO kits for a total of 32GB, because I wanted to occupy all 4 slots and all 4 modules have achieved easily a 3400MHz speed with the same voltage and timings, and the temps are pretty much the same as the 3200MHz stock. There are other brands but from my personal experience, I always stick with Corsair ... MoreSo many choices, so many price ranges, but ONLY ONE rules them ALL. I didn't think I was going to dig the RGB but once I used the software and was able to tone it down and have the RAIN effect setting, I'm fine with it, but most importantly? Speeds, reliability, and overclocking potential. First BIOS setting was to set this at profile 1 for XMP (using an ASUS Z390) and every time worked flawlessly in the first attempt. 2nd: reliability, and overclocking, YES, I bought TWO kits for a total of 32GB, because I wanted to occupy all 4 slots and all 4 modules have achieved easily a 3400MHz speed with the same voltage and timings, and the temps are pretty much the same as the 3200MHz stock. There are other brands but from my personal experience, I always stick with Corsair modules, I went the "cheap" way once and the 3000MHz modules cannot run at that speed, very disappointing but I will no longer buy "that" brand of memory. Corsair works pretty much with EVERYTHING and is in a class higher than the rest.
I've trusted Corsair for my memory needs since 2012. Admittedly, giving this kit a 4/5 eggs may not be viewed as all that fair in the context of this review. The memory absolutely, 100%, behaves to the specifications outlined in the description. However, I'll provide a bit of perspective for potential buyers. To me, it doesn't appear that Corsair bins its C16 kits any differently than its C18 model. My friend and I built nearly identical systems with the exception being that I ponied up a little more cash to drop the better latency kit into my new build. And therein, lies the lost egg. His kit was able to run exceptionally better timing configurations. Again, this pretty much falls to the will of the lottery. It is not a knock against Corsair's product. However, if ... MoreI've trusted Corsair for my memory needs since 2012. Admittedly, giving this kit a 4/5 eggs may not be viewed as all that fair in the context of this review. The memory absolutely, 100%, behaves to the specifications outlined in the description. However, I'll provide a bit of perspective for potential buyers. To me, it doesn't appear that Corsair bins its C16 kits any differently than its C18 model. My friend and I built nearly identical systems with the exception being that I ponied up a little more cash to drop the better latency kit into my new build. And therein, lies the lost egg. His kit was able to run exceptionally better timing configurations. Again, this pretty much falls to the will of the lottery. It is not a knock against Corsair's product. However, if you're strapped for funds, the C18 kit might very well provide equal performance despite the reduction in cost.
Here I am again reviewing yet another piece of kit from Corsair. I won't lie; I'm a big fan of anything Corsair and their customer service is top notch on those very few times I needed help over the years. I run Corsair ram in all of my computers and swapped out my Corsair Vengeance LED 32GB DDR4 3466 to try this kit out. Let me be fair...I prefer my DDR4 3466 ram but this Dominator Platinum kit can be tweaked for better timings and handles them well. Better than my 3466 sticks. Also this ram works so darn well with XMP. Over the years I stopped trying to use XMP because it usually just caused problems but not with this Dominator ram! These sticks love XMP and really come alive when in XMP mode. I had zero issues with booting up these tweaked with XMP and my CPU at ... MoreHere I am again reviewing yet another piece of kit from Corsair. I won't lie; I'm a big fan of anything Corsair and their customer service is top notch on those very few times I needed help over the years. I run Corsair ram in all of my computers and swapped out my Corsair Vengeance LED 32GB DDR4 3466 to try this kit out. Let me be fair...I prefer my DDR4 3466 ram but this Dominator Platinum kit can be tweaked for better timings and handles them well. Better than my 3466 sticks. Also this ram works so darn well with XMP. Over the years I stopped trying to use XMP because it usually just caused problems but not with this Dominator ram! These sticks love XMP and really come alive when in XMP mode. I had zero issues with booting up these tweaked with XMP and my CPU at 4.9GHz. Everything is stable and fast!! The RGB lighting is awesome and the LED lights built directly on the PCB is something special. These lights are BRIGHT and just looks so very cool. I'm not even a big RGB lighting guy but even I can't fault Corsair. Working along with iCue software which by the way is really easy to use and set up. The heat shields are tall but shouldn't be an issue for most. I use a corsair water kit and had no issues with installation at all. Performance wise these things rock. They outperform other sticks by Corsair that I use and I won't go into all the benching I did but I will say these sticks run fast and overclock easily. A little tweaking or using XMP is all that's needed to have a nice performance boost. If you are building a cutting edge gaming rig then these should be considered. Between great speeds, fantastic build quality, and the best RGB lighting on the market...you just can't go wrong. Man these sticks are sexy...if you like that sort of thing and I for one do!
I upgraded my ram from 32GB 3200 CL 16 to these 32GB 3600 CL14 and couldn't be happier. The first thing that you will notice is that these sticks are beefy and noticeably heavier and more substantial than other ram sticks which is a good thing. They definitely feel very premium. If you're using them in a Corsair ecosystem they'll fit in perfectly. I've got the lighting set up with my 9 Corsair QL fans and they look fantastic! I set the XMP profile in BIOS and it booted up right away. Very pleased with the purchase! One of the reason that I purchased the kit is because my 3080 produces so much heat that my RAM was overheating. I was running Vengeance 32GB 3200 CL16 and they were hitting 53 degrees and causing stability issues. These stick run cooler at 48-49 without ... MoreI upgraded my ram from 32GB 3200 CL 16 to these 32GB 3600 CL14 and couldn't be happier. The first thing that you will notice is that these sticks are beefy and noticeably heavier and more substantial than other ram sticks which is a good thing. They definitely feel very premium. If you're using them in a Corsair ecosystem they'll fit in perfectly. I've got the lighting set up with my 9 Corsair QL fans and they look fantastic! I set the XMP profile in BIOS and it booted up right away. Very pleased with the purchase! One of the reason that I purchased the kit is because my 3080 produces so much heat that my RAM was overheating. I was running Vengeance 32GB 3200 CL16 and they were hitting 53 degrees and causing stability issues. These stick run cooler at 48-49 without any additional cooling and no issues so far.
I bought this mainly for the 3600 speed, and it went well with my intended look (kind of a black & white stormtrooper thing). I'm not much of a tweaker so can't tell you about overclocking. I'd give it five stars, but one star off for unnecessarily stupid RGB software. For those with Gigabyte motherboards, you might not be able to control the ram lights using RGB Fusion. I installed this ram in a new x570s board. RGB Fusion detected the ram once but never again (with or without iCue installed). Just doesn't see it. I assume this is Gigabyte's problem, not Corsair's.
The two things that I really love about this ram are the awesome lights and how easy they are to configure and play with in Corsair’s iCUE program and the high quality, sturdy, hefty, feeling of the ram with those outstandingly effective heat sinks. This RAM ran (after XMP was enabled) at 3200mhz 16-18-18-36 timings as advertised but the big letdown was the low overclocking potential. My specific RAM couldn’t overclock any higher than 3333mhz regardless of timings or voltage which is pretty disappointing considering Corsair advertises these as being “handpicked” for performance & quality as well as having “plenty of overclocking headroom” but 3200 MHz to 3333 MHz seems pretty weak to me. As “Dominator Platinum” sticks are supposed to be “the best of the best” I ... MoreThe two things that I really love about this ram are the awesome lights and how easy they are to configure and play with in Corsair’s iCUE program and the high quality, sturdy, hefty, feeling of the ram with those outstandingly effective heat sinks. This RAM ran (after XMP was enabled) at 3200mhz 16-18-18-36 timings as advertised but the big letdown was the low overclocking potential. My specific RAM couldn’t overclock any higher than 3333mhz regardless of timings or voltage which is pretty disappointing considering Corsair advertises these as being “handpicked” for performance & quality as well as having “plenty of overclocking headroom” but 3200 MHz to 3333 MHz seems pretty weak to me. As “Dominator Platinum” sticks are supposed to be “the best of the best” I expected they would at LEAST overclock to 3600. The heat sinks that come with this RAM just seem like a giant waste of money since they are paired with RAM that aren’t worth such high quality heat sinks. Maybe I just got bad sticks but I feel like the RAM I got would’ve been better suited for Corsair’s more budget oriented & lower performance ram than they are for the “Dominator Platinum” name associated with high quality & high performance. Conclusion: Unless you’re REALLY determined to have the “BEST RGB” lightning system in town I would recommend going with the much cheaper 3200 (or even 3600!) 32GB ram models out there. It’s just not worth twice the price for less performance with fancy lighting and overkill heat sinks for RAM sticks that, quite frankly, don’t deserve either.
I've got an Asus Maximus Apex XII and a 10900k processor. I'm limited to only two DIMMs so if I want 64 GBs of memory I'm limited to kits that are 2 x 32. I've been putting off buying something because I was not wanting to sacrifice bandwidth or latency just to have additional memory but when I saw these I figured I'd just go ahead and see what they can do since I could find hardly any reviews out there and Reddit/hwbot has some info on kits that were built on the same ICs but nothing binned like what we see in these Dominators. After about a week of dialing everything in and running the stability tests I feel I need to pass to ensure 24/7 stability I was really shocked at these high density modules: Main Timings: 16-18-18-36 1T @ 3600 Mhz @ 1.4v The 1T is what ... MoreI've got an Asus Maximus Apex XII and a 10900k processor. I'm limited to only two DIMMs so if I want 64 GBs of memory I'm limited to kits that are 2 x 32. I've been putting off buying something because I was not wanting to sacrifice bandwidth or latency just to have additional memory but when I saw these I figured I'd just go ahead and see what they can do since I could find hardly any reviews out there and Reddit/hwbot has some info on kits that were built on the same ICs but nothing binned like what we see in these Dominators. After about a week of dialing everything in and running the stability tests I feel I need to pass to ensure 24/7 stability I was really shocked at these high density modules: Main Timings: 16-18-18-36 1T @ 3600 Mhz @ 1.4v The 1T is what really makes these special because it was not at the expense of raising secondary or tertiary timings. In other words, I'm still running these at at amazing 56-56--57-57-6-6-6-6 RTL/IOL (IOL Offset 21). TRFC is 587 which is high BUT NOT for 32 GB DIMMs. Here are some further values for timings just to show you how good these DIMMs really are: RAS To RAS Delay (tRRD): Same Bank Group: 6T, Diff. Bank Group: 4T Write Recovery Time (tWR): 11T Read To Read Delay (tRTR): Different Rank: 5T, Different DIMM: 5T, Same Bank Group: 7T, Diff. Bank Group: 4T Read To Write Delay (tRTW): Different Rank: 13T, Same Bank Group: 13T, Diff. Bank Group: 13T Write To Read Delay (tWTR): Same Bank Group: 27T, Diff. Bank Group: 22T Write To Write Delay (tWTW): Different Rank: 7T, Same Bank Group: 6T, Diff. Bank Group: 4T Read To Precharge Delay (tRTP): 6T Write To Precharge Delay (tWTP): 29T Four Activate Window Delay (tFAW): 16T Write CAS Latency (tWCL): 14T Refresh Period (tREF): 65535T Conclusion: 32GB Sticks that read at 56596 MB/s, write at 55852 MB/s and copy at 51111 MB/s and get you an unbelievable latency score in AIDA64 of 42.2 ns all at 1T command rate? These Corsair Dominators are something special.
TLDR; Dual Rank, Tight timings, C-die, supports high voltage. Perfect mate for Ryzen CPU's. The dies are Samsung K4A8G085WC-BCTD Extremely high bin. My PC: Ryzen 5800x MSI MAG B550m Mortar EVGA 650w SFX PSU Gigabyte Aorus Master 3080 rev1.00 To start, I used to own CJR 32gb kit that couldn't run anywhere near its rated speed of 3600 c18. In fact I had downclocked them to 3200 20-20-20-32!! They also hated voltage. I got the worst binned chips lol. That is where my ddr4 ram tuning rabbit hole began. I initially thought my motherboard was bad so I went and replaced my ASUS TUF B550m to MSI B550m mortar. IMO much better MicroATX motherboard stability wise. The MSI could boot into the bios after a failed ram OC as opposed to the ASUS which needed a clear cmos. This ... MoreTLDR; Dual Rank, Tight timings, C-die, supports high voltage. Perfect mate for Ryzen CPU's. The dies are Samsung K4A8G085WC-BCTD Extremely high bin. My PC: Ryzen 5800x MSI MAG B550m Mortar EVGA 650w SFX PSU Gigabyte Aorus Master 3080 rev1.00 To start, I used to own CJR 32gb kit that couldn't run anywhere near its rated speed of 3600 c18. In fact I had downclocked them to 3200 20-20-20-32!! They also hated voltage. I got the worst binned chips lol. That is where my ddr4 ram tuning rabbit hole began. I initially thought my motherboard was bad so I went and replaced my ASUS TUF B550m to MSI B550m mortar. IMO much better MicroATX motherboard stability wise. The MSI could boot into the bios after a failed ram OC as opposed to the ASUS which needed a clear cmos. This kit's IC's don't show up in thaiphoon burner. So I took the heatsink apart chips were Samsung C-Die, not the B-die that I was expecting! I was very hesitant to start tuning, but decided to try it any ways before returning it for a known b-die like: OLOy Blade RGB 32GB ND4U1636144BRADE I was blown away at the performance! DO NOT COPY PASTE; Silicon lottery does exist... I set it to: 1T Gear-down-mode enabled 14-16-14-14-30-44 (Read online that Dual-Rank needs TRCDRD to be higher for stability) 3200MHz 1.45(stock Voltage) V-SOC 1.15V V-CCD 1.1V V-IOD 1.1V Saved the BIOS profile and booted and tested. Then increased the frequency until the system crashed... Which it didn't!! The System kept booting until 3800MHZ but was unstable in windows so I increased voltage from 1.45V to 1.48V and BAM 300% memtest on all 32gb! I want stability so I wont push it further. All in all, happy with the purchase. It solved all my instability and stuttering in games and apps.
DRAM Manufacturer is Samsung, the version I got is 4.32. Put them in dual channel mode in DIMM slots A2 and B2 in the Z390 AORUS Master-CF Motherboard. Enabled XMP in the BIOS, operating system is Windows 10 Pro 64-bit version 2004. Windows 10 Task Manager and CPUID 1.93 shows speed at 3200MHz. LED lights are bright and the latest Corsair iCUE Software works well and lots of options for the LED lighting configurations/patterns and also the option to dim or disable the LED lights. I am using a Noctua NH-U12 heatsink and there is enough clearance between the fan and DIMM slot A2 but if I was to get another set of this Memory the DIMM slot A1 is too tight too close to the fan for my liking, they are quite high memory modules. Don't know enough about manual overclocking ... MoreDRAM Manufacturer is Samsung, the version I got is 4.32. Put them in dual channel mode in DIMM slots A2 and B2 in the Z390 AORUS Master-CF Motherboard. Enabled XMP in the BIOS, operating system is Windows 10 Pro 64-bit version 2004. Windows 10 Task Manager and CPUID 1.93 shows speed at 3200MHz. LED lights are bright and the latest Corsair iCUE Software works well and lots of options for the LED lighting configurations/patterns and also the option to dim or disable the LED lights. I am using a Noctua NH-U12 heatsink and there is enough clearance between the fan and DIMM slot A2 but if I was to get another set of this Memory the DIMM slot A1 is too tight too close to the fan for my liking, they are quite high memory modules. Don't know enough about manual overclocking memory modules but XMP works well although CPUID HWMonitor 1.42 is reporting the voltage at 1.356v and 1.368v in idle desktop mode, there appears to be no stability issues since I got them roughly two weeks ago.
I spent more money and bought this because it shows on ASROCK X570 Phantom Gaming X QVL list that it supports 3200MHz and the chip is Hynic C. I have tried many times but it can't active XMP profile unless I manually set the frequency to 2933MHz. I have contacted CORSAIR customer support but they didn't give me any useful information except to check with the motherboard manufacturer and blame that it was the motherboard issue. Hence, I checked with ASROCK customer support. They suggested me to check the memory manufacturer if it is Hynix. It turned out that it is SAMSUNG instead. This is such an UNFAITHFUL business! They used the Hynix C chip in order to pass the test and later changed to Samsung without making sure the compatibility. What's the point of spending ... MoreI spent more money and bought this because it shows on ASROCK X570 Phantom Gaming X QVL list that it supports 3200MHz and the chip is Hynic C. I have tried many times but it can't active XMP profile unless I manually set the frequency to 2933MHz. I have contacted CORSAIR customer support but they didn't give me any useful information except to check with the motherboard manufacturer and blame that it was the motherboard issue. Hence, I checked with ASROCK customer support. They suggested me to check the memory manufacturer if it is Hynix. It turned out that it is SAMSUNG instead. This is such an UNFAITHFUL business! They used the Hynix C chip in order to pass the test and later changed to Samsung without making sure the compatibility. What's the point of spending more money on something that does not work as advertised? Do not buy CORSAIR!
| Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) version | 2.0 |
| Lead plating | Gold |
| Backlight colour | Red/Green/Blue |
| Memory Type | DDR4 |
| Memory Form Factor | DIMM |
