taking my main system up from 16GB to 32GB - I replaced 3 year old Corsair RAM, which is still working fine, so I'm hoping this will last as well. Decent RGB lighting effects. Worth the extra coinage.

As RGB slowly moves to rule the whole of our lives, Corsair has taken time in R&D to create a monster 4x 8GB Vengeance Kit with control software that's easy to use. Leo asks a crucial question about ...

This Corsair Vengeance RGB 32GB kit runs at 6400 MT/s making it an ideal match for any modern AMD and Intel gaming PC, and ...

T he Intel Core Ultra 9 285K is a powerful processor with 24 cores and support for DDR5-6400 memory, though you can push ...

With dedicated macro keys, a detachable wrist rest and easy-to-use software, the Corsair K55 RGB Pro is a good membrane keyboard for typing. It also costs just $59. However, all of its goodness is ...

It also integrates with Corair’s iCube software, so you can control the RGB for the RAM and any other Corsair device from ... Save on the Dell XPS 14, MacBook Pro 16 and more There are a lot ...

With Rapid Trigger and FlashTap, Corsair's new $180 K70 PRO TKL keyboard is for the competitive shooter fans out there ...

Some of the best DDR5 RAM options come from trusted brands like Corsair, Crucial, and G.Skill, giving you reliable choices for boosting your setup. And if you're considering other memory types ...

However, the new Corsair 9000D RGB Airflow is its most capable yet when it comes to cooling, with the new Corsair case housing up to 18 fans. This colossal new Corsair case also includes a slide ...

Yeah, incredible. To give you more of an idea of the sheer size and build scope of Corsair 9000D RGB AIRFLOW Super Tower, the front and top panels support up to dual 480mm radiators installed side ...

It's also worth noting that this Corsair RAM kit is also quite a purposeful looking kit with a black heat spreader, complete with Vengeance branding in the classic yellow. There isn't any RGB to ...

The only potential problem is the height of the RAM stick itself, I presume to accommodate the RGB. I have a giant CPU cooler (Be Quiet! Dark Rock Pro 4) which had to be removed to install the RAM.