Vengeance Low Profile heat spreaders have a reduced height of 1.03". They're designed for high-performance systems with extra-large CPU coolers small form factor system builds or any other space-constrained application where you need high-performance memory but standard Vengeance modules might not fit. Great looking great overclocking memory: Corsair Vengeance memory modules are designed with overclockers in mind. Vengeance DIMMs are built using RAM specially selected for their high-performance potential. Aluminum heat spreaders help dissipate heat and provide the aggressive look that you want in your gaming rig. Optimized for compatibility with the CPUs and motherboards: Vengeance memory is designed specifically for the latest CPUs. The 1.5V VDIMM spec ensures you get the performance you expect even without increasing memory voltages.
Vengeance Low Profile heat spreaders have a reduced height of 1.03". They're designed for high-performance systems with extra-large CPU coolers small form factor system builds or any other space-constrained application where you need high-performance memory but standard Vengeance modules might not fit. Great looking great overclocking memory: Corsair Vengeance memory modules are designed with overclockers in mind. Vengeance DIMMs are built using RAM specially selected for their high-performance potential. Aluminum heat spreaders help dissipate heat and provide the aggressive look that you want in your gaming rig. Optimized for compatibility with the CPUs and motherboards: Vengeance memory is designed specifically for the latest CPUs. The 1.5V VDIMM spec ensures you get the performance you expect even without increasing memory voltages.
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The lowest price we last saw for CORSAIR Vengeance - DDR4 - kit - 16 GB: 2 x 8 GB - SO-DIMM 260-pin - 3000 MHz / PC4-24000 - CL18 - 1.2 V - unbuffered - non-ECC was $0.99 (last seen 22 Jan 2026). Prices may have changed since.
The all-time low we recorded was $36.66 on 20 Jan 2025.
Prices last updated 22 Jan 2026.
CORSAIR Vengeance - DDR4 - kit - 16 GB: 2 x 8 GB - SO-DIMM 260-pin - 3000 MHz / PC4-24000 - CL18 - 1.2 V - unbuffered - non-ECC
Vengeance Low Profile heat spreaders have a reduced height of 1.03". They're designed for high-performance systems with extra-large CPU coolers small form factor system builds or any other space-constrained application where you need high-performance memory but standard Vengeance modules might not fit. Great looking great overclocking memory: Corsair Vengeance memory modules are designed with overclockers in mind. Vengeance DIMMs are built using RAM specially selected for their high-performance potential. Aluminum heat spreaders help dissipate heat and provide the aggressive look that you want in your gaming rig. Optimized for compatibility with the CPUs and motherboards: Vengeance memory is designed specifically for the latest CPUs. The 1.5V VDIMM spec ensures you get the performance you expect even without increasing memory voltages.
Vengeance Low Profile heat spreaders have a reduced height of 1.03". They're designed for high-performance systems with extra-large CPU coolers small form factor system builds or any other space-constrained application where you need high-performance memory but standard Vengeance modules might not fit. Great looking great overclocking memory: Corsair Vengeance memory modules are designed with overclockers in mind. Vengeance DIMMs are built using RAM specially selected for their high-performance potential. Aluminum heat spreaders help dissipate heat and provide the aggressive look that you want in your gaming rig. Optimized for compatibility with the CPUs and motherboards: Vengeance memory is designed specifically for the latest CPUs. The 1.5V VDIMM spec ensures you get the performance you expect even without increasing memory voltages.
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originally posted on neweggbusiness.com
I wanted to upgrade from 16g to 32g to improve my MSFS 2020 performance. Im happy with my results. One thing I want to point out. If youre upgrading both slots of ram it is possible to install them both upside down. If you do, you will get a solid black screen. It happened to me. However, no harm done. I switch place with each ram stack installing them correctly and it booted up instantly. Had I been only replacing one stick of ram, leaving the working ram in its factory original spot, I believe it would be impossible to install the ram upside down. But when replacing both ram sticks it is possible to install them upside down. So, beware.
originally posted on neweggbusiness.com
I purchased this ram module to use with an asrock deskmini x300. The build only took about 20 minutes to complete, but it wouldn't post. Now I initially blamed the asrock deskmini as I've read numerous reviews about it being finicky. I did just about everything to trouble shoot. Reseated this ram in each spot, tried different drives, Reseated the processor, used different video outputs...Nothing. I spent collectively 4+ hours troubleshooting and googling answers. I didn't want to suspect the ram as the culprit as I've purchased many corsair products and never had problems. I didn't want to believe it, and I also didn't want to start an exchange for the deskmini only to find out if was the ram. So to test whether this ram was the culprit, I had to take the ram out of ... MoreI purchased this ram module to use with an asrock deskmini x300. The build only took about 20 minutes to complete, but it wouldn't post. Now I initially blamed the asrock deskmini as I've read numerous reviews about it being finicky. I did just about everything to trouble shoot. Reseated this ram in each spot, tried different drives, Reseated the processor, used different video outputs...Nothing. I spent collectively 4+ hours troubleshooting and googling answers. I didn't want to suspect the ram as the culprit as I've purchased many corsair products and never had problems. I didn't want to believe it, and I also didn't want to start an exchange for the deskmini only to find out if was the ram. So to test whether this ram was the culprit, I had to take the ram out of my laptop, which was still under warranty preceding this. Sure enough the ram taken from my laptop allowed the desk mini to post, and the corsair ram didn't work in my laptop. After this, I cannot recommend corsair products to anyone. This was supposed to be a brand new ram module. How did this defective unit get past QA?!
originally posted on neweggbusiness.com
Default speed is 2666 without XMP. The product SPECIFICALLY says "Auto-overclocking (no BIOS configuration required)", and I even contacted corsair and they said the same thing. Unfortunately this is not true and requires XMP, but my HP motherboard does not allow XMP. I'm very computer savvy, including overclocking my Desktop PC's RAM. Some modules (like the default 3200 RAM in my HP ENVY x360) can run at their higher speeds without BIOS overclocking or XMP required. I verified through multiple programs that these sticks only run at 2666. I was not able to verify the timings. I did a few RAM tests which show them to run similarly to 3200 CL22, so I assume the timings are running decent at least. I'd probably stick to buying something cheaper unless you have XMP access.
| Fan Included | No |
| Memory Series | VENGEANCE SODIMM |
| Memory Type | DDR4 |
| Memory Size | 16GB (2 x 8GB) |
| Tested Latency | 18-20-20-38 |
I wanted to upgrade from 16g to 32g to improve my MSFS 2020 performance. Im happy with my results. One thing I want to point out. If youre upgrading both slots of ram it is possible to install them both upside down. If you do, you will get a solid black screen. It happened to me. However, no harm done. I switch place with each ram stack installing them correctly and it booted up instantly. Had I been only replacing one stick of ram, leaving the working ram in its factory original spot, I believe it would be impossible to install the ram upside down. But when replacing both ram sticks it is possible to install them upside down. So, beware.
I purchased this ram module to use with an asrock deskmini x300. The build only took about 20 minutes to complete, but it wouldn't post. Now I initially blamed the asrock deskmini as I've read numerous reviews about it being finicky. I did just about everything to trouble shoot. Reseated this ram in each spot, tried different drives, Reseated the processor, used different video outputs...Nothing. I spent collectively 4+ hours troubleshooting and googling answers. I didn't want to suspect the ram as the culprit as I've purchased many corsair products and never had problems. I didn't want to believe it, and I also didn't want to start an exchange for the deskmini only to find out if was the ram. So to test whether this ram was the culprit, I had to take the ram out of ... MoreI purchased this ram module to use with an asrock deskmini x300. The build only took about 20 minutes to complete, but it wouldn't post. Now I initially blamed the asrock deskmini as I've read numerous reviews about it being finicky. I did just about everything to trouble shoot. Reseated this ram in each spot, tried different drives, Reseated the processor, used different video outputs...Nothing. I spent collectively 4+ hours troubleshooting and googling answers. I didn't want to suspect the ram as the culprit as I've purchased many corsair products and never had problems. I didn't want to believe it, and I also didn't want to start an exchange for the deskmini only to find out if was the ram. So to test whether this ram was the culprit, I had to take the ram out of my laptop, which was still under warranty preceding this. Sure enough the ram taken from my laptop allowed the desk mini to post, and the corsair ram didn't work in my laptop. After this, I cannot recommend corsair products to anyone. This was supposed to be a brand new ram module. How did this defective unit get past QA?!
Default speed is 2666 without XMP. The product SPECIFICALLY says "Auto-overclocking (no BIOS configuration required)", and I even contacted corsair and they said the same thing. Unfortunately this is not true and requires XMP, but my HP motherboard does not allow XMP. I'm very computer savvy, including overclocking my Desktop PC's RAM. Some modules (like the default 3200 RAM in my HP ENVY x360) can run at their higher speeds without BIOS overclocking or XMP required. I verified through multiple programs that these sticks only run at 2666. I was not able to verify the timings. I did a few RAM tests which show them to run similarly to 3200 CL22, so I assume the timings are running decent at least. I'd probably stick to buying something cheaper unless you have XMP access.
My sons Acer Nitro laptop came with single stick 8GB RAM. While there were conflicting references on max RAM it could support (32 vs. 64), upgraded to 32GB (consistent answer) to support video editing. The system went from glitching with multiple apps open - especially video capture - to running them without a hitch. The laptop itself still has decent specs years later, so I was thrilled with a simple upgrade to "extend" it's life.Side note, our model has an easy access panel on the bottom to add the RAM. This allowed for minimal effort to complete the upgrade vs. opening up the entire laptap.
I got this RAM to go into my 2019 5K 27" Imac. I upgraded from 8GB to 64GB with two of these kits. YOu will be replacing two 4GB sticks with 4 16GB sticks to give you 64GBs of RAM total.To access the RAM bay to perform this upgrade, I suggest spreading a soft cloth or towel on your work surface and lay the iMac screen first on the surface. Then push the monitor stand back. You should be able to see the port cover on the "belly" of the screen. A small metal port about 3inches by 3 inches, give or take.Installation was pretty straight forward, this being the second iMac I have performed this upgrade on. There is a small button beneath the Ram bay that you must press to pop the Ram Bay cover from. Once the panel cover has been removed, there is an arm that lifts ... MoreI got this RAM to go into my 2019 5K 27" Imac. I upgraded from 8GB to 64GB with two of these kits. YOu will be replacing two 4GB sticks with 4 16GB sticks to give you 64GBs of RAM total.To access the RAM bay to perform this upgrade, I suggest spreading a soft cloth or towel on your work surface and lay the iMac screen first on the surface. Then push the monitor stand back. You should be able to see the port cover on the "belly" of the screen. A small metal port about 3inches by 3 inches, give or take.Installation was pretty straight forward, this being the second iMac I have performed this upgrade on. There is a small button beneath the Ram bay that you must press to pop the Ram Bay cover from. Once the panel cover has been removed, there is an arm that lifts the ram slightly out of alignment. Remove the two sticks and replace with the four sticks. The ram should click into place.Lower the arm back into place and return the bay cover. Then power back up and check About this Mac to verify you have the correct amount of RAM installed. If the RAM isn't slotted correctly, the bay cover will not be able to close correctly. Makes sure you orient all of the sticks in the same way.With 4x 16GB sticks of RAM, or 2x of these 32GB kits, your should have 64GB of RAM. If it does not properly show up in the About the Mac section, you may need to reseat the memory sticks until they show up as desired.If you are looking to upgrade to 128GB or more than 64GB of RAM, you will need to locate higher capacity DDR4 sticks. You can find 32GB sticks of RAM on the market, but may have to request a special order item with Best Buy. Crucial would be my best guess on ordering.
When using these chips for older computers, you will have to have realistic expectations of your computer's capacities even when memory is increased. However, by adding these chips and increasing my memory from 12GB to 32, I have probably squeezed another year or so out of my almost 5-year-old computer. It does not max out memory usage or freeze as badly when I am working on it, and I can even play some more complex games with my son online.
Doubled my RAM from 16G. Didn’t think it would speed up simple operations but it certainly did. My primary purpose was to increase memory for large graphic image creation as it was bogging down my laptop from time to time with even more simple setups.I haven’t done any larger projects yet, but based on the boost in regular use I expect this should be a big improvement.My laptop is an older Alienware R17 5. And this in conjunction of an upgrade in SSD HDD should keep it functional for a while longer.
Upgraded my 2019 27” iMac with this. It works flawlessly and can now handle the newer OS versions a bit better. The “Fusion Drive” still creates a little bit of a bottleneck, but this memory has definitely helped extend the life of it for a few more years.Just make sure you have them slotted in the right channels. This pair should be installed in every-other slot. For example, slot 1 and slot 3 (or slot 2 and slot 4)
My laptop is a 2020 model and this 2016 product works and is faster. Purchased it after checking compatibility with cpu and motherboard of the laptop. The clock speed is a bit better than my previous stock ram and it shows. Easy to install. Overall performs as per specifications.
I purchased this to upgrade myACER NITRO 515 laptop that was only 8gb RAM. I did it myself and taught myself how to do it by watching youtube tutorials. Finished it in less than 30 minutes and this product worked great. i was able to play COD WARZONE without lag and tear and have better gaming experience. i am now able to multitask while cod warzone or other games are in the background process. This is a legit product and the packaging was great. Delivery is fast. Worth every cent!
| Fan Included | No |
| Memory Series | VENGEANCE SODIMM |
| Memory Type | DDR4 |
| Memory Size | 16GB (2 x 8GB) |
| Tested Latency | 18-20-20-38 |
