Corsair Vengeance LPX 128GB (4x32GB) DDR4 3600 (PC4-28800) C18 1.35V Desktop Memory - Black

It feels kind of crazy to me... I paid almost the same amount of money for 128GB of RAM as I did for a 120GB SSD in 2010. After having just upgraded my desktop to 32GB of RAM last year, I've started running into issues from a lack of available memory (I run lots of virtual machines, and even on the host OS (Arch Linux), I do a lot at the same time). Blows my mind. Maybe I'm just getting old, but feeling "restricted" by 32GB of RAM is just so interesting to me, from having grown up using DOS with a whopping 1MB (yes, megabyte!) of RAM. Either way, I decided that I don't want to ever need to worry about upgrading the RAM on this desktop ever again. My trust Ryzen 5 2600 is happily running with 128GB of RAM (only at 2933 though, the 2600 is pretty difficult to get memory running faster than that). I have a Ryzen 9 5900X on the way to really make use of all of this RAM. I have to say AM4 has been an absolutely excellent platform for upgradability, and the last few RAM upgrades have been with Corsair Vengeance LPX DIMMs. Fantastic price to performance from a reputable brand. I did have a warranty issue with the 32GB kit I purchased last year, but Corsair very quickly replaced the bad DIMMs, and I had no worries about buying the 128GB kit. I'm definitely set until I can't squeeze anything else out of this AM4 setup (well, at least, as soon as the 5900X gets here!). If you've got an AM4 system you really want to push as hard as you can, may as well get 128GB of RAM for it!

sprg · 2023-10-25 · via amazon

Put it in my Alienware r12. Works as intended:-)

james · 2025-09-07 · via amazon

Installed it and booted at XMP, then changed CR 2 to 1 for stability. Auto timings for the rest except primary timings set by XMP. Passed Platinum OCCT Memory Certificate. I did not bother tweaking timings as I consider it is a really time consuming process and I need the PC for work and studying. Specs: Case: Fractal Define R6 White MB: Asrock X570 Taichi RAM: object of review - 128GB Corsair LPX CPU: Ryzen 9 5900X CPU Cooler: Arctic LF II 360 (radiator top position) in push/pull with 6 Noctua NF A12x25 GPU: Asus RX 6800 XT LC OC (radiator front position) in push/pull with 4 Noctua NF A12x25 PSU: Seasonic Focus 1000W 80 Plus Gold

Federico P. · 2025-02-10 · via amazon

Worked great in my MSI B550-A PRO ProSeries AM4 Motherboard, paired with a Ryzen 9 5900X. I am now rocking 128 GB of ram. It's wonderful!

Warwagon · 2025-06-23 · via amazon

The media could not be loaded. https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/A1fNlMPSnXL.mp4 https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51l6gd36OGL._SY256.jpg These ram sticks are the best. For editing with adobe software, and software in general, this is a HUGE must have!!! For gaming especially! Make sure that you go to your motherboard bios and raise the ram speed to the advertised one for these ram sticks, and set XMP to on. You will thank yourself for buying the 128gb ram sticks later. Games and software perform so much better for me after getting this amount of ram. I have fallen in love with minecraft all over again too. I can play at the best and highest settings and get up to 500 frames. The minecraft photo with 500 frames is in the hypixel dropper game and the one with 100 frames is in the hypixel lobby.

paysley · 2024-01-09 · via amazon

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VALUE SCORE

Kit

48GB

Speed

8000MHz

CL

40

Type

DDR5

Kit

48GB

Speed

8000MHz

CL

40

Type

DDR5