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High-frequency DDR5 memory kit with dynamic RGB lighting, onboard voltage regulation, and tight CL30 timings for AMD EXPO and Intel XMP.
Categories : Series
SKU : POR-SER-038
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The CORSAIR Vengeance RGB DDR5 memory kit delivers elite performance for AMD and Intel platforms, featuring tightly screened chips, onboard voltage regulation, and ten-zone RGB lighting. This 32GB dual-channel kit is optimized for overclocking, with speeds up to 6000MHz and low CL30 latency.
Engineered for AMD EXPO and Intel XMP, the memory modules are designed to hit high frequencies with ease. Onboard voltage regulation provides reliable, stable power for finely controlled overclocking, while the custom PCB manages heat effectively.
The modules feature ten individually addressable, ultra-bright RGB LEDs per module, encased in a panoramic light bar. With CORSAIR iCUE software, you can customize lighting effects, sync with other components, and monitor temperatures—all in real time.
While the kit is specifically tuned for AMD EXPO, it also supports Intel XMP 3.0, making it a versatile choice for both camps. The 6000MHz speed with CL30-36-36-76 timings at 1.4V offers an excellent balance for gaming, content creation, and productivity tasks.
The heatspreader is made of a solid aluminum alloy, efficiently dissipating heat even during extended overclocking sessions. Its height remains moderate, ensuring compatibility with most air coolers and AIO setups.
To achieve the rated speed, enable EXPO or XMP in your BIOS. If stability is an issue, try increasing the voltage slightly or adjusting the memory controller voltage. Always ensure your motherboard BIOS is up to date for best compatibility.
6000MHz with tight CL30 timings for exceptional responsiveness
Dynamic ten-zone RGB lighting with iCUE control and synchronization
Onboard voltage regulation enables stable, finely tuned overclocking
RGB: 10 individually addressable LEDs per module
Color: Gray
Model: Vengeance RGB (CMH32GX5M2B6000Z30K)
Speed: 6000MHz
Voltage: 1.40V
Capacity: 32GB (2x16GB)
CAS Latency: 30-36-36-76
Form Factor: 288-pin DIMM
Product Type: DDR5 RAM kit
Compatibility: AMD EXPO, Intel XMP 3.0
Seller: PortSide Gear
MPN: Vengeance RGB (CMH32GX5M2B6000Z30K)
This memory kit is a top choice for Ryzen 7000-series builders looking to squeeze out every frame. The EXPO profile is a breeze to enable, and the RGB stays in sync with your iCUE ecosystem. With its low CL30 latency, it's one of the best-performing kits in its class. The gray heatspreader matches modern motherboard aesthetics, making it a functional and visual upgrade for any high-end build.
In BIOS, locate the memory overclocking settings and select the EXPO profile. Save and exit. If instability occurs, try manual tuning with the rated timings.
Yes, it supports Intel XMP 3.0, so you can use it on compatible Z690, Z790, and other DDR5 boards with an Intel processor.
Start with the XMP/EXPO profile. If you want to push further, you can increase the memory voltage up to 1.45V and adjust the VCCSA/SoC voltage, but proceed with caution and monitor temperatures.
Installed these in my AM5 build and enabled EXPO. Got 6000MHz CL30 stable. The RGB lighting adds a nice touch. Great performance for the price.
Ran these on an Intel board with XMP, no issues. The lighting is vibrant, and the heatsinks look clean. Slightly tall, so check cooler clearance.
Framerates went up. Simple.
Upgraded from 3200MHz DDR4 to this DDR5 kit. Huge difference in load times and overall responsiveness. EXPO profile worked right away. The RGB syncs well with other Corsair gear.
Performance was good for the first week, but then one stick started causing blue screens. I ran memtest and it was faulty. RMA process was straightforward, so I got a replacement. Now it works, but I expected better QC.
The white version matches my build perfectly. The diffuse RGB looks premium, not too bright. Also, these overclock surprisingly well if you're into tweaking.
Runs a bit warm when overclocked, but within spec. I added an extra fan. Otherwise, stable at 6000MHz with EXPO. Good value.
Plugged in, turned on EXPO, and it just works. My games load faster. The lighting is customizable. A solid upgrade.
Works flawlessly, but the RGB is a bit bright even at the lowest setting. Maybe I'm picky. Performance is top-notch though.
32GB at 6000MHz CL30 is the way to go for Ryzen 7000. I'm hitting 6000 with tight timings. Zero issues since day one.
