CORSAIR VENGEANCE DDR5 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000MHz CL30 AMD EXPO Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory – Grey (CMK32GX5M2B6000Z30)

I managed to grab this for £180 on sale, which was the lowest I saw for a kit this good. You get a high-capacity, high-quality 64GB DDR5 setup with tight CL30 timings, perfect for heavy usage. This specific model (00Z30, the 'Z' often means AMD optimised) supports both AMD EXPO and Intel XMP 3.0 profiles right out of the box. Be careful when ordering, as there is another Corsair Vengeance kit listing that is near identical to this but only supports Intel XMP. If you need AMD EXPO support for a Ryzen system, make sure you get this version. The grey heat spreaders look quite sleek and understated in the build. Installation was straightforward on my x870 motherboard using the 2nd and 4th slots from the cpu. Just line them up and push down firmly on both ends until the clips on the slots lock into place. The heat spreaders have a standard height and caused no clearance issues with my large Dark Rock Pro 5. As expected with DDR5, the first boot took a few minutes while the motherboard performed memory training. After that, I went into the BIOS, enabled the EXPO 1, left the sub-timings on auto, saved, and rebooted. The system immediately recognised the full 6000MHz speed and CL30 timings without any fuss. I'm running this kit with a Ryzen 9 9950X, and the performance is blazing fast. Everything feels incredibly responsive, even when multitasking heavily with RAM usage hitting around 80%. It has been perfectly stable with no crashes or issues. This is an easy 5 stars from me, great all-rounder; good value, high performance, good build, easy to set up. Definitely recommends if you're doing a heavy performance build.

Upgrading to the CORSAIR VENGEANCE DDR5 32GB kit has been an absolute game-changer for my PC build. The 6000MHz speed is incredibly fast, and paired with CL30 latency, it delivers smooth, responsive performance whether I’m gaming, streaming, or handling heavy workloads like video editing or 3D rendering. The difference compared to my previous DDR4 setup is immediately noticeable — applications open faster, games load more smoothly, and multitasking is effortless. Installation was simple, and the RAM was immediately recognized by both AMD and Intel systems thanks to AMD EXPO and Intel XMP support. I appreciate the compatibility and ease of setup, especially for a high-performance kit like this. The iCUE integration is a fantastic bonus, allowing me to customize RGB lighting to match the aesthetic of my build. The lighting looks vibrant and polished, without being overbearing, and it doesn’t interfere with performance at all. The build quality is excellent. The heat spreaders feel solid and well-designed, keeping the modules cool even under load. I’ve been running stress tests and gaming sessions for hours, and the RAM remains stable with no hiccups or crashes. The 2x16GB configuration provides plenty of headroom for demanding applications while maintaining dual-channel efficiency. Overall, this RAM delivers top-tier performance, reliable stability, and sleek aesthetics. It’s perfect for anyone looking to maximize their PC’s potential, whether for gaming, creative work, or general high-performance computing. Investing in this CORSAIR VENGEANCE DDR5 kit has been completely worth it, and I couldn’t be happier with the results.

If you're building a new PC with an AMD Ryzen 7000 series CPU, you've probably heard about the performance "sweet spot," and this kit is it. I paired this 32GB CORSAIR VENGEANCE kit with a 7800X3D processor, and the performance is absolutely flawless. The key here is the combination of 6000MHz speed and the CL30 timing. I went into the BIOS, enabled the AMD EXPO profile with a single click, and it booted up perfectly at the advertised speeds with no instability or issues. It's that simple - no messing about. The heat spreaders are small, low-profile, effective and look great; even during long gaming sessions and stress tests, the memory hasn't overheated or caused any problems. Considering the price of some other high-speed kits, this one represents great value. It delivers top-tier performance without the astronomical price tag. A five-star product and an easy recommendation.

I’ve been running the CORSAIR VENGEANCE DDR5 6000MHz CL30 kit in my AMD build, and it’s been flawless. The speed bump from DDR4 is real—apps load faster, multitasking feels smoother, and gaming performance is noticeably snappier. The CL30 latency keeps things tight, and it plays perfectly with AMD EXPO profiles, so setup was basically plug-and-play. No flashy RGB here, but the grey heat spreaders look clean and understated, which I actually prefer. It’s also compatible with Intel XMP, so it’s flexible if I ever switch platforms. iCUE support is a nice bonus for monitoring, even if I don’t tweak much. For anyone building a modern rig and wanting reliable, high-speed memory without overpaying for aesthetics, this kit hits the sweet spot.

Works without any problems at all. Enabled EXPO in the BIOS without any issues. Wonderful for running multiple large concurrent VM's for Windows and Linux with my 16-Core X3D CPU. Eliminates slowness and freezing.

I'm slightly insane when it comes to PC's. I have several, don't arguably need several but I get bored and build one to entertain myself, however I decided to upgrade one and that introduced a domino effect which resulted in my needing some DDR5 RAM. I originally got some Crucial which claimed to have EXPO settings but while it said 6000MHZ, I barely got it to run at 4800MHZ so back they went. I had already had Corsair Vengeance RGB sticks with the same timings as these, so I thought no problem, I know they work. Popping them into the motherboard and setting EXPO as I did with the other Corsair RAM, it seemed fine.....until it wasn't. It just randomly rebooted - maybe during a day, maybe after 2 constantly running but reboot it did. I thought maybe it was just Windows 11 which was running on that PC perfectly before but nope, didn't like it. Lowered the RAM to 4800 and no issues. Increased to 5600 and no issues and you can definitely feel the performance differences between the speeds just in Windows alone. Not wanting to spend any more time on it (and it's not a gaming rig so I just need it stable), I've left it with that speed and let it go. It's now perfectly stable running 24/7 for days on end without a reset in sight. I have no idea why the RGB was fine with the same timings and this not, but as said, it's stable and that's all I care about, but I'm not happy it doesn't just work without issue like the RGB counterpart.

Im running this with intel setup for over a year and never had any issues whatsoever. Super fast. Glad I got this when it was MUCH cheaper

Good RAM. I had to sell all my crypto & Nvidia Stock, but it only cost me £500 for 32GB !! WOW...Thanks A.I. techbro's, you guys are awesome!! In a few months I'll put the RAM down as a deposit on my first house😬