Save $680 instantly on this massive Corsair 96GB DDR5-6000 RAM kit — 57% discount slashes price tag to $499

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Corsair Vengeance 96GB (2 x 48GB) DDR5-6000 CL36 RAM on sale
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The AI boom has driven memory prices to soar over the past few months, with prices just beginning to slow as of late, only for uncertainty to take over again amid escalating geopolitical tensions. In these trying times, finding a fairly priced DDR5 RAM kit is nothing short of a miracle, but we've just spotted an incredible deal. Newegg's Doorbuster event has listed a Corsair Vengeance 96 GB kit for just $499 right now, shaving an insane $680 off its current price.

Corsair Vengeance 96GB DDR5-6000 RAM
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Corsair Vengeance 96GB DDR5-6000 RAM: was $1,179.99 now $499.99 at Newegg

Save $680 on this high-performing RAM kit with enough capacity for all your needs, including the very AI workloads that put us in this situation in the first place. With a clean, non-RGB look, the Vengeance series from Corsair is a safe and reliable choice for any system, thanks to its Samsung B-die ICs and limited lifetime warranty.

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The kit features 2 x 48GB sticks of DDR5 memory running at DDR5-6000, featuring a CAS latency of 36, so it's not an entry-level model either. There's no onboard RGB to spice up your build, but there's still a bit of design flair with shiny triangles and a brushed-aluminum badge up top. The understated, minimalist grey aesthetic is sure to fit right into any setup without feeling too gaudy. Just make sure to pair it with one of the best motherboards and best CPUs on the market to maximize its potential.

When Corsair first announced its 96 GB SKUs back in 2022, they launched at just $380, so it's hard to believe how far we've come. You could get 96GB kits for as little as $185 a year ago; the cheapest 96GB kit we could find right now is G.Skill's Flare X5 at $895 on Amazon, but that's only DDR5-5600. So, with everything in mind, $499 for a 96 GB Corsair Vengeance kit today is an incredible deal you shouldn't miss out on if you need a RAM upgrade during the memory shortage.

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Hassam Nasir
Hassam Nasir
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Hassam Nasir is a die-hard hardware enthusiast with years of experience as a tech editor and writer, focusing on detailed CPU comparisons and general hardware news. When he’s not working, you’ll find him bending tubes for his ever-evolving custom water-loop gaming rig or benchmarking the latest CPUs and GPUs just for fun.

6 Comments Comment from the forums
  • ejolson
    When I click on the provided link it's listed as $1,050, which is different than $499.
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  • LordVile
    ejolson said:
    When I click on the provided link it's listed as $1,050, which is different than $499.
    1,179 for me
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  • Cyg
    I refreshed the page as soon as the deal went live and the kit for 499 was immediately out of stock so there really is no sale, don’t bother.
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  • Dozi Ace
    I dumb lucked into one of the kits. I honestly didn't figure to beat the bots, but I will take the luck. Now, real question is to keep them or resell them and give someone a great deal while making a few bucks. I think I will sell my barely used 64GB Neo Royal CL28 and keep these either way someone is going to get a deal when they arrive. Sorry, for all the folks that missed out. Trust me, usually I am the one who misses out.
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  • WrongRookie
    In what scenario would you need 96GB? It should be 128GB if you're going to go higher than 64GB.
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  • Dozi Ace
    WrongRookie said:
    In what scenario would you need 96GB? It should be 128GB if you're going to go higher than 64GB.
    Well. Would have loved to gone 128GB, but for the price I will settle for the 96GB since it isn't a primary computer.
    Besides, in theory 96GB is better than 64GB and in this case cheaper than a 64 GB kit, which given the amount I have spent on computers since getting into this hobby last September made price a big consideration.
    And, to be honest this kit is going in an open air wall mount computer build next to our KAT treadmills that will only be used for our VR headsets.

    I did go with 128 GB on my primary Gaming Computer, my Streaming Computer, and My Wife's Main Gaming Computer. We have 256 GB in both of our LLM AI machines.

    We do have 64 GB in one of our PCs but it was kind of a "how cheap" could we make it build with a 5070, Ryzen 7 9800x3d and the case, which we bought for 899.00, combined with a bunch of free shit we got with other purchases for our other builds, such as the MSI AIO that came free with the MSI Project Zero MB in my Streaming comouter. It also doesn't get used much, and hasn't been used but twice since ai initially set it up.
    Also, keep in mind, I am still kind of new, I only built my first PC last September and this RAM is for what is my only 7th computer build and what will be my second Custom water loop build.
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