Corsair Vengeance DDR5-5600 CL40 2x 24 GB Review 20

Corsair Vengeance DDR5-5600 CL40 2x 24 GB Review

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Packaging


Those who have seen Corsair products in stores would quickly recognize the yellow box marketing that is practically synonymous with Corsair branded products. The information on the packaging does a decent job to inform the consumer about what is actually being offered for sale. In the top right corner, the type of memory, configuration, module density and binned frequency is listed. Below the Vengeance product imagery in the center is the iCUE logo, showing that this memory supports Corsair's iCUE software. Even though it does not have integrated RGB lighting, DRAM related statistics can still be found within the monitoring portion of the iCUE software.

The back of the box still has Corsair branding stating that this is indeed DDR5 memory and offers more controlled overclocking support because of "onboard voltage regulation" in seven languages. In layman's terms, this is DDR5, and has an unlocked PMIC voltage controller for those who venture into memory overclocking. Two cutouts in the back show both DIMMs, where the revision number (3.53.02), XMP profile of 5600 MT/s, and primary timings of 40-40-40-77 are printed on the memory stickers.


Removing the memory from the box only requires cutting some tape—the memory sticks are secured and protected from minor damage with a clamshell inside the outer box. A pamphlet is included inside for more information regarding this memory kit.
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