Here's a great opportunity to bag yourself a speedy DDR5 gaming RAM upgrade for under $100, while also getting a fancy RGB lightshow behind your PC case window. You can currently get a 32GB (2 x 16GB) 6,400MT/s Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5 RAM kit for just $95.99, saving you 20% on the usual price, which is a bargain for the speed on offer.
We were impressed by this memory in our best gaming RAM kits you can buy today, so it's great to be able to get it for a cheap price.
This isn't a slow memory upgrade either – we usually expect sub-$100 RGB RAM kits to run at 6,000MT/s or lower, but this kit runs at a relatively fast speed of 6,400MT/s, and it s Intel XMP 3.0 so you can easily set up the latency timings and clock speed if you own an Intel U.
You'll still be able to use it on an AMD system as well, of course, but you may have to set up the latency timings (40-40-40-77), clock speed, and voltage in your motherboard BIOS yourself. Alternatively, you can also buy yourself a set of the same memory with for AMD's Expo system, which is the company's equivalent of an XMP profile.
You can't get a 6,400MT/s Corsair RGB Expo kit for $95.99 right now, but there is another kit on offer at Amazon that s both XMP and Expo (so you can easily set it up on an Intel or AMD system) for $94.99, saving you $16 on the usual price. It's a bit slower at 6,000MT/s, but it also has much tighter latency timings, and AMD says that 6,000MT/s is the sweet spot for its Us at the moment anyway.
If you want to grab the 6,400MT/s XMP kit for Intel systems for $95.99, just click on this link here to take you to the Corsair webstore, or if you want the 6,000MT/s kit for $94.99, click on this link here to take you to Amazon.
Meanwhile, if you live in the UK, you can get the best of both worlds, as you can currently get a 6,400MT/s kit that s both XMP and Expo, while also giving you tighter CL36 latency timings, for just £95.99. Click on this link here if you want to take advantage of this UK memory deal.
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