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| Part No: | FECMK16X4M2E32C16 |
| Manufacturer No: | CMK16GX4M2E3200C16 |
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The Corsair CMK16X4M2E32C16 Vengeance LPX memory kit provides 16GB of DDR4 capacity across two 8GB modules, with a tested speed of up to 3200 MT/s and 16-20-20-38 timings. The 288-pin UDIMM kit supports Intel XMP 2.0 for applying predefined memory settings on compatible systems. An anodized aluminium heat spreader helps move heat away from the memory components, while the low-profile construction makes the modules suitable for desktop systems where internal space around the memory slots is limited.
The kit is tested to reach up to 3200 MT/s with 16-20-20-38 timings and a CL16 latency. This provides the specified memory bandwidth for compatible DDR4 desktop systems.
Two 8GB modules provide a combined 16GB capacity, giving compatible desktop systems additional memory for gaming, multitasking and everyday applications.
Intel XMP 2.0 provides a predefined memory profile for compatible systems. A supported motherboard can apply the profile through its firmware to configure the specified memory settings.
The low-profile module construction is suitable for smaller cases and systems where internal space is limited. This form factor can also provide additional clearance around the DIMM slots when larger components are installed.
The anodized aluminium heat spreader helps transfer heat away from the memory components during operation. The black finish gives the modules a straightforward appearance for a range of desktop configurations.
The memory kit uses an eight-layer PCB to help manage heat and provide additional overclocking headroom. CORSAIR also individually screens the memory ICs for performance potential.
The 288-pin UDIMM format is intended for compatible DDR4 desktop motherboards. CORSAIR lists compatibility with Intel 300, 400, 500 and 600 Series platforms, Intel X299 and selected AMD 300 and 400 Series platforms.
The 3200 MT/s tested speed operates at 1.35V with 16-20-20-38 timings. CORSAIR states that reaching the tested speed requires overclocking or PC BIOS adjustments, with maximum speed and performance dependent on system components including the motherboard and CPU.
The Corsair CMK16X4M2E32C16 Vengeance LPX memory kit provides 16GB of DDR4 capacity across two 8GB modules, with a tested speed of up to 3200 MT/s and 16-20-20-38 timings. The 288-pin UDIMM kit supports Intel XMP 2.0 for applying predefined memory settings on compatible systems. An anodized aluminium heat spreader helps move heat away from the memory components, while the low-profile construction makes the modules suitable for desktop systems where internal space around the memory slots is limited.
The kit is tested to reach up to 3200 MT/s with 16-20-20-38 timings and a CL16 latency. This provides the specified memory bandwidth for compatible DDR4 desktop systems.
Two 8GB modules provide a combined 16GB capacity, giving compatible desktop systems additional memory for gaming, multitasking and everyday applications.
Intel XMP 2.0 provides a predefined memory profile for compatible systems. A supported motherboard can apply the profile through its firmware to configure the specified memory settings.
The low-profile module construction is suitable for smaller cases and systems where internal space is limited. This form factor can also provide additional clearance around the DIMM slots when larger components are installed.
The anodized aluminium heat spreader helps transfer heat away from the memory components during operation. The black finish gives the modules a straightforward appearance for a range of desktop configurations.
The memory kit uses an eight-layer PCB to help manage heat and provide additional overclocking headroom. CORSAIR also individually screens the memory ICs for performance potential.
The 288-pin UDIMM format is intended for compatible DDR4 desktop motherboards. CORSAIR lists compatibility with Intel 300, 400, 500 and 600 Series platforms, Intel X299 and selected AMD 300 and 400 Series platforms.
The 3200 MT/s tested speed operates at 1.35V with 16-20-20-38 timings. CORSAIR states that reaching the tested speed requires overclocking or PC BIOS adjustments, with maximum speed and performance dependent on system components including the motherboard and CPU.
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