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Corsair Launches its Fastest Ever DDR4 Kit - Vengeance LPX 16GB 4600MHz
Corsair just launched a blazingly fast DDR4 kit at 4600 MHz. The CL19 kit is the Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB). The DIMMS use Samsung B-die IC’s and running performance timings of CL19-26-26-46 at 1.5V.
High-speed memory doesn’t stop at 16GB and CORSAIR also leads the way when it comes to high-speed DDR4 at a wide range of capacities. With more Intel XMP certified kits than every other DRAM manufacturer combined, you’ll find record setting kits of VENGEANCE LPX at 32GB (4x8GB) 4,133MHz, 64GB (8x8GB) at 4,200MHz, 32GB (2x16GB) at 4,000MHz and for those who need the maximum in speed and capacity, 128GB (8x16GB) at 3,800MHz. Backed by a comprehensive lifetime warranty, world-wide technical support and a legacy for performance, CORSAIR DDR4 memory continues to be the leader in speed.
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Part number |
Timings |
MSRP |
Available |
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Black Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) 4,600MHz |
CMK16GX4M2F4600C19 |
CL19-26-26-46, 1.5V |
$549.99 Exc. Tax |
September 21st 2017 |
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Black Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) 4,500MHz |
CMK16GX4M2F4500C19 |
CL19-19-19-39 at 1.45V |
$479.99 Exc. Tax |
Immediately |
VENGEANCE LPX DDR4 4,600MHz will be available from September 21st via the CORSAIR worldwide network of authorized retailers and distributors, or direct from the corsair.com webstore. All CORSAIR VENGEANCE LPX DDR4 kits are backed by a lifetime limited warranty and the CORSAIR worldwide customer support network.
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#5472020 Posted on: 09/14/2017 04:11 PM
I'm concerned at the 1.5V.
All 3 motherboards from different mfrs I have used since upgrading to Skylake complain (values turn red) when you get near 1.4V.
I'm concerned at the 1.5V.
All 3 motherboards from different mfrs I have used since upgrading to Skylake complain (values turn red) when you get near 1.4V.
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#5472026 Posted on: 09/14/2017 04:16 PM
Wow at those prices I'd rather choose capacity over bandwidth in a heartbeat. Heck, I could get a 3200MHz 64GB kit for the same price as these 4600MHz sticks. Nice to see Corsair pushing the bandwidth barrier higher nonetheless. I guess some have need for such modules.
Wow at those prices I'd rather choose capacity over bandwidth in a heartbeat. Heck, I could get a 3200MHz 64GB kit for the same price as these 4600MHz sticks. Nice to see Corsair pushing the bandwidth barrier higher nonetheless. I guess some have need for such modules.
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#5472069 Posted on: 09/14/2017 05:58 PM
Unstable heaven of BSODS.
Unstable heaven of BSODS.
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#5472086 Posted on: 09/14/2017 07:07 PM
Ditto! - But nice to see speeds creeping up, shame my Ryzen cannot use them
Wow at those prices I'd rather choose capacity over bandwidth in a heartbeat. Heck, I could get a 3200MHz 64GB kit for the same price as these 4600MHz sticks. Nice to see Corsair pushing the bandwidth barrier higher nonetheless. I guess some have need for such modules.
Ditto! - But nice to see speeds creeping up, shame my Ryzen cannot use them
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#5472143 Posted on: 09/14/2017 09:10 PM
So glad I got my 32GB(4x8GB) b-die TridentZ 3000C14 for ~€208 a year ago.
So glad I got my 32GB(4x8GB) b-die TridentZ 3000C14 for ~€208 a year ago.
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#5472201 Posted on: 09/15/2017 03:05 AM
CL19!? GSkill will do it on 18!
CL19!? GSkill will do it on 18!
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#5472314 Posted on: 09/15/2017 03:03 PM
Died motherboards comming soon... 1.45 and 1.50v are mad voltages for DDR4 memory controllers, if you have CL19 why need 1.45/1.50v? the point of Higher Timmings is use less voltages lol
Died motherboards comming soon... 1.45 and 1.50v are mad voltages for DDR4 memory controllers, if you have CL19 why need 1.45/1.50v? the point of Higher Timmings is use less voltages lol
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#5472322 Posted on: 09/15/2017 03:40 PM
That might change with next iteration of Ryzen cpus. Of course these might get us up to 3600-4000 later on. Now it seems 3466-3600 is max.
Ditto! - But nice to see speeds creeping up, shame my Ryzen cannot use them
That might change with next iteration of Ryzen cpus. Of course these might get us up to 3600-4000 later on. Now it seems 3466-3600 is max.
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#5472323 Posted on: 09/15/2017 03:43 PM
It might harm the CPU but not the motherboard.
Higher voltage is needed to get highest speeds, the thread title is the clue.
Higher timings are needed to get highest speeds, the thread title is the clue.
The point of higher timing is not to reduce voltage, it is to stabilise the memory at the chosen speed.
Died motherboards comming soon... 1.45 and 1.50v are mad voltages for DDR4 memory controllers, if you have CL19 why need 1.45/1.50v? the point of Higher Timmings is use less voltages lol
It might harm the CPU but not the motherboard.
Higher voltage is needed to get highest speeds, the thread title is the clue.
Higher timings are needed to get highest speeds, the thread title is the clue.
The point of higher timing is not to reduce voltage, it is to stabilise the memory at the chosen speed.
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#5472437 Posted on: 09/15/2017 09:17 PM
Awesome! Man if the timings and latency where:
Timing 14-14-14-34
CAS Latency 14
That would be insane in a Ryzen or Threadripper build, can you imagine! I wonder if these timing etc will be available at these speeds this year or next?
Awesome! Man if the timings and latency where:
Timing 14-14-14-34
CAS Latency 14
That would be insane in a Ryzen or Threadripper build, can you imagine! I wonder if these timing etc will be available at these speeds this year or next?
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#5472493 Posted on: 09/16/2017 01:34 AM
I'm concerned at the 1.5V.
All 3 motherboards from different mfrs I have used since upgrading to Skylake complain (values turn red) when you get near 1.4V.
Ignore that, thats based on JEDEC DDR4 voltage which is 1.2V. Warns you when you increase way above the JEDEC standart
I'm concerned at the 1.5V.
All 3 motherboards from different mfrs I have used since upgrading to Skylake complain (values turn red) when you get near 1.4V.
Ignore that, thats based on JEDEC DDR4 voltage which is 1.2V. Warns you when you increase way above the JEDEC standart
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#5472713 Posted on: 09/17/2017 05:49 AM
Yawn...bring on DDR5, which will start at 4266. I've yet to see any motherboard handle these speeds problem free. There's always a random BSOD or CRC error somewhere.
Yawn...bring on DDR5, which will start at 4266. I've yet to see any motherboard handle these speeds problem free. There's always a random BSOD or CRC error somewhere.
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#5472791 Posted on: 09/17/2017 03:53 PM
for what ?
3200MHZ gives best performance ratio to processors
So why do I need 4600MHZ?
for what ?
3200MHZ gives best performance ratio to processors
So why do I need 4600MHZ?
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#5472798 Posted on: 09/17/2017 04:31 PM
JEDEC specifies DDR4 voltage to be 1.2 to 1.35V. 1.4V would hardly be considered "way above".... Running memory at 1.5V could result in damage to memory controllers.
Ignore that, thats based on JEDEC DDR4 voltage which is 1.2V. Warns you when you increase way above the JEDEC standart
JEDEC specifies DDR4 voltage to be 1.2 to 1.35V. 1.4V would hardly be considered "way above".... Running memory at 1.5V could result in damage to memory controllers.
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Hopefully there will be comprehensive mobo support for those speeds once I have enough money to buy one of these