While Corsair’s ‘Vengeance’ series memory kits have yet to have an RGB version, that is now the case with the release of ‘Vengeance RGB’ kits. Besides, we already had the opportunity to review the collection Corsair’s Revenge 5600MT/s CL36 and recently Dominator Platinum RGB 6600 MT/s CL32. Today, we’re going to look at a version of the Corsair Vengeance RGB array clocked at 6,400 million metric tons/sec with timing From 38-40-40-84.
So the backlight will RGB booster offers? There is still a little patience to find out.
We evaluate the kits available to us:
Since this is an article where we are going to do comparison tests, it seemed interesting to us to review the difference groups in our possession. You will be able to know the characteristics of each of them in detail. You can also take a look at Division Where are our latest tests for . available? groups Memories and thus find what interests you.
So, a simple comment on the choice of memory frequency unit. For several months, manufacturers and many of our colleagues have stopped using MHz to talk about memory frequency. Some use either MT/s or Mbps. For our part, we will be passing MT/s for now while waiting to see what will become the new standard.
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