Tuesday, September 26th 2023

Corsair Launches the Dominator Titanium DDR5 Memory

CORSAIR, a world leader in enthusiast components for gamers, creators, and PC builders, today launched the much anticipated latest addition to its award-winning memory line-up, DOMINATOR TITANIUM DDR5 memory. Built using some of the fastest DDR5 ICs alongside patented CORSAIR DHX cooling technology for improved overclocking potential, DOMINATOR TITANIUM continues the DOMINATOR legacy with a stunning design and blazing performance.

Sporting an elegant, fresh new aesthetic and built using premium materials and components, DOMINATOR TITANIUM DDR5 memory will be available for both Intel and AMD platforms, supporting Intel XMP 3.0 when paired with 12th and 13th-Gen Core processors or AMD EXPO for Ryzen 7000 CPUs. These technologies enable easy overclocking in just a couple of clicks on compatible platforms.
An exciting new feature with DOMINATOR TITANIUM is support for fully replaceable top bars, allowing owners to customize their memory for a specific aesthetic. Anyone looking to go for a minimalist or classic look can do so with the separately available Fin Accessory Kits that replace the RGB light bar with top bars that utilize fins for an elegant look that harkens back to the original DOMINATOR memory.

Boasting 11 vibrant individually addressable RGB LED along its removable top-bar, DOMINATOR TITANIUM offers seamless lighting arrays to illuminate your system. More advanced system-wide effects are possible when combined with the powerful CORSAIR iCUE Murals, for synchronized lighting that matches your music, games, or movies.

DOMINATOR TITANIUM will launch with kits in a range of speeds of up to 8,000MT/s, capacities up to 192 GB (4x 48 GB) and with CAS latencies as low as 30 on some SKUs. Future DOMINATOR TITANIUM kits will push the limits of DRAM performance even further, as new platforms unlock speeds beyond 8,000MT/s. DOMINATOR TITANIUM DDR5 memory kits for Intel platforms are available in a choice of white or black, while DOMINATOR TITANIUM DDR5 kits for AMD platforms are available in Cool Gray at launch.

CORSAIR will celebrate the launch of the latest version of DOMINATOR Memory with a limited run of First Edition kits, boasting tight timings and higher frequencies. Limited to just 500 kits per SKU, and individually numbered, enthusiasts will need to act fast to secure a unique piece of CORSAIR history.

As with all CORSAIR DDR5 memory, DOMINATOR TITANIUM modules are built using hand-sorted, tightly screened memory chips to ensure consistently high frequencies, atop performance PCBs for excellent signal quality and stability. Cooling these chips is a stylish solid aluminium heat spreader that efficiently conducts heat away from your memory, while complementing your system's modern aesthetic. A limited lifetime warranty grants you peace of mind that your new memory will last throughout your PC's lifespan and future upgrades.

Availability, Warranty, and Pricing

CORSAIR DOMINATOR TITANIUM DDR5 kits are available immediately from the CORSAIR webstore and the CORSAIR worldwide network of authorized retailers and distributors.

CORSAIR DOMINATOR TITANIUM DDR5 is backed by a limited lifetime warranty, alongside the CORSAIR worldwide customer service and technical support network.
Source: Corsair
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33 Comments on Corsair Launches the Dominator Titanium DDR5 Memory

#26
Dr. Dro
ChomiqIt's still a no go if you want to use a dual tower cooler.
Dominator memory has never been truly compatible with large air cooling anyway. Even if you had certain ways to make it fit, it was never an optimal solution.

I've always been a fan of Dominators, these G.Skill sticcs I've got haven't disappointed this time around, but my next kit will likely be one of these.
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#27
Broken Processor
CrAsHnBuRnXpThey are first edition memory kits. Each SKU has a max batch of 500 and will be numbered. So they eventually become a collector's item. This is premium ram for a premium price. It's as simple as that. Tight timings and higher frequencies. Then after the 500 of each sku are made/sold, the second edition memory kits come and from my understanding of the article, will be looser timings with lower frequencies. That is what you are paying for.

If you or anyone else thinks it's garbage, well thats on you.
Did they confirm this batch is limited run for collectors?
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#28
CrAsHnBuRnXp
Broken ProcessorDid they confirm this batch is limited run for collectors?
It says it right in the article. Mine will be here soon. We'll confirm then
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#29
ADB1979
ir_cowiCUE has gotten better
I might have to download a new version and install it again to see if it adds anything of value to me (fake surround headphones), I preferred the default sound, and the software was slow, clunky and actually made the PC feel slower just by being there and doing nothing at all.!!! I generally like Corsair products, iCue really lets them down as a brand IMHO. Apologies for going OT.
CrAsHnBuRnXpThen after the 500 of each sku are made/sold, the second edition memory kits come and from my understanding of the article, will be looser timings with lower frequencies. That is what you are paying for.
If Corsair mess this up (likely if they let the marketing department make the decisions), this could cost the company a lot of money, and a serious hit to their reputation, I hope they do this right.!

"If" Corsair do not make it clear that the "first edition" products are actually faster than what comes after, then they will have a lot of angry customers who read reviews of the "First edition" and a couple of months down the line they buy "second edition" products assuming as everyone would, that the "Second edition" fixed bugs or or something, but are the same performance, they will be angry, write terrible reviews and return their products for a refund and buy something else, and never touch a Corsair product again.! Be careful Corsair, be careful.
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#30
ir_cow
Broken ProcessorDid they confirm this batch is limited run for collectors?
Whether you think of it as a collectors item or not. Its 500 per SKU. Numbered and all.
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#31
Broken Processor
ir_cowWhether you think of it as a collectors item or not. Its 500 per SKU. Numbered and all.
I understand it from a collector pov I collect PC hardware myself I just wouldn't buy anything Corsair to use.
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#32
ir_cow
CrAsHnBuRnXpThey are first edition memory kits. Each SKU has a max batch of 500 and will be numbered. So they eventually become a collector's item. This is premium ram for a premium price. It's as simple as that. Tight timings and higher frequencies. Then after the 500 of each sku are made/sold, the second edition memory kits come and from my understanding of the article, will be looser timings with lower frequencies. That is what you are paying for
A bit of conspiracy talk going on.

Firstly, you are buying the bin that is sold, not what it can OC to. That is true for all memory kits.

Secondly, nothing has changed. The XMP profiles for that specific bin is the same.

I will say that these did OC exceptionally well. Still though, if you have Hynix ICs DDR5-8000 is easy to hit with 1.5v
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#33
rv8000
ir_cowA bit of conspiracy talk going on.

Firstly, you are buying the bin that is sold, not what it can OC to. That is true for all memory kits.

Secondly, nothing has changed. The XMP profiles for that specific bin is the same.

I will say that these did OC exceptionally well. Still though, if you have Hynix ICs DDR5-8000 is easy to hit with 1.5v
Did corsair provide any info on when they might be releasing higher frequency xmp kits? (7400-8000)

Scratch that, looks like theyre on their website now, havent seen them all week until now.
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