Corsair Rolls Out DDR4 4,600MHz Memory Modules
Corsair has joined the growing list of memory manufacturers producing DDR4 4,600MHz memory kits. Billed as the company’s “fastest ever production DDR4 kit,” these two new memory kits come in 4,500MHz and 4,600MHz varieties.
These Vengeance LPX kits were co-developed with motherboard maker Asrock and feature Intel XMP 2.0 support. Both kits are equipped with low-profile aluminum heatsinks that come in a range of colors and are built using eight-layer PCB. All Corsair Vengeance LPX memory kits come with a a lifetime limited warranty.
If you're looking for tighter timings and lower voltage, the Vengeance 4,500MHz kit’s CL19-19-19-39 and 1.45V power draw should be right up your alley. If megahertz is all that matters, the Vengeance 4,600MHz kit at CL19-26-26-46 and 1.5V is probably the kit for you.
Vengeance LPX kits are available in various sizes and speeds, including 3,800MHz 128GB (8x16GB) to 4,000MHz 32GB (2x16GB), 4,133MHz 32GB (4x8GB), and 4,200MHz 64GB (8x8GB).
Corsair’s Vengeance 4,500MHz kit is available now on the company website for $480. The Vengeance 4,600MHz kit will be available on September 21 for $550.
Corsair Vengeance | DDR4 4,500 | DDR4 4,600 |
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Density | 16GB (8GB x 2) | |
Speed | 4,500MHz | 4,600MHz |
Latency | CL19-19-19-39 | CL19-26-26-46 |
Voltage | 1.45V | 1.5V |
Format | DIMM | |
Pin Out | 288-pin | |
Heatspreader | Aluminum | |
Compatibility | Intel X299 | |
Price | $480 | $550 |
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237841209 Yet, you can get good DDR3 memory for only 65$ per 16 GB. DDR4 is just not worth it right now.Reply