Corsair Vengeance Red 32GB (4x8GB) DDR3 1866 MHZ (PC3 15000) Desktop Memory (CMZ32GX3M4X1866C10R)

• 32GB (4x8GB) DDR3 for Intel quad channel platforms.
• Speed: 1866MHz
• Timing: 10-11-10-30
• Voltage: 1.5V
• XMP: version 1.3
• Extreme Overclocking Memory from Corsair ? the Leader in Performance Memory Solutions
• Lifetime Warranty
• Pin Out: 240 Pin

Bought 2 sets total 64GB, fitted nicely into a ASUS P9X79 PRO LGA 2011 Intel X79 motherboard, runs great even when using them above rated speed at ~2100 MHZ

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it works with my motherboard that i bought but check the compatibility with your motherboard so you don't have a bad time. :)

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I've been running 2 sets (64GB) for almost 3 months in an Asus Rampage IV Extreme + i7-3820 build. Do your homework before pushing the "buy" button. Review the mobo manufacturer's memory QV documentation (qualified vendors) to better ensure your sanity. "Invest" in a good power supply (stability, performance, build quality = $$) Also update your BIOS and continue to follow upgrade releases as they come to take advantage of tweaks & improvements over time.

The default published SPD speed is 1333mhz which is stated in their documentation and reported in your system BIOS. Over the past month, I found that manually forcing the speed to 1866 (letting the board set the timings) caused intermittent BSODs in Win8 64bit. However, when I set X.M.P. in BIOS I had no more issues.

Bottom Line: A very fast set of high density DIMMS that provide superior performance and look AWESOME paired with an Asus ROG motherboard (RED highlights throughout.)

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Dual Channel on AMD Gigabyte Motherboard

Only problem is that it runs at 1333MHz instead of 1866Mhz.

Every time I try to overclock it, the motherboard changes it back to 1333Mhz because of some sort of failure....

Besides that, it works great. Great for RamDisk.