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| Part No: | FECMK64X5M2B52C40 |
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The Corsair CMK64X5M2B52C40 Vengeance DDR5 memory kit provides 64GB of total capacity across two 32GB modules, giving compatible desktop systems ample memory for demanding applications, multitasking and content creation. With a tested speed of up to 5200 MT/s, 40-40-40-77 timings and a tested voltage of 1.25V, it provides high-capacity DDR5 memory in a 288-pin UDIMM format.
Two 32GB DDR5 modules provide 64GB of total memory, giving compatible desktop systems a high-capacity matched memory configuration for demanding workloads and extensive multitasking.
The modules are tested for speeds of up to 5200 MT/s and carry a PC5-41600 rating. CORSAIR notes that reaching the tested speed requires requires overclocking/PC BIOS adjustments. Maximum speed and performance depend on system components, including motherboard and CPU.
The memory has a tested timing profile of 40-40-40-77 at 5200 MT/s, providing CL40 CAS latency for the rated performance profile.
Intel XMP provides predefined memory settings for compatible platforms, making it easier to apply the specified performance profile through supported motherboard firmware.
The low-clearance module format supports broad compatibility with DDR5 desktop builds, including configurations where space around the CPU cooler is limited.
The solid aluminium heat spreader helps conduct heat away from the memory components while providing the modules with their black Vengeance styling.
The high-performance PCB supports signal quality and stability during high-frequency memory operation and provides a suitable foundation for overclocking.
The 288-pin UDIMM format provides the standard physical interface for compatible DDR5 desktop motherboards.
CORSAIR lists compatibility with Intel 600 Series, Intel 700 Series and Intel 800 Series motherboards, subject to the capabilities of the complete system.
Built-in voltage regulation provides control over memory power delivery, while the overclock PMIC forms part of the module power management hardware.
The Corsair CMK64X5M2B52C40 Vengeance DDR5 memory kit provides 64GB of total capacity across two 32GB modules, giving compatible desktop systems ample memory for demanding applications, multitasking and content creation. With a tested speed of up to 5200 MT/s, 40-40-40-77 timings and a tested voltage of 1.25V, it provides high-capacity DDR5 memory in a 288-pin UDIMM format.
Two 32GB DDR5 modules provide 64GB of total memory, giving compatible desktop systems a high-capacity matched memory configuration for demanding workloads and extensive multitasking.
The modules are tested for speeds of up to 5200 MT/s and carry a PC5-41600 rating. CORSAIR notes that reaching the tested speed requires requires overclocking/PC BIOS adjustments. Maximum speed and performance depend on system components, including motherboard and CPU.
The memory has a tested timing profile of 40-40-40-77 at 5200 MT/s, providing CL40 CAS latency for the rated performance profile.
Intel XMP provides predefined memory settings for compatible platforms, making it easier to apply the specified performance profile through supported motherboard firmware.
The low-clearance module format supports broad compatibility with DDR5 desktop builds, including configurations where space around the CPU cooler is limited.
The solid aluminium heat spreader helps conduct heat away from the memory components while providing the modules with their black Vengeance styling.
The high-performance PCB supports signal quality and stability during high-frequency memory operation and provides a suitable foundation for overclocking.
The 288-pin UDIMM format provides the standard physical interface for compatible DDR5 desktop motherboards.
CORSAIR lists compatibility with Intel 600 Series, Intel 700 Series and Intel 800 Series motherboards, subject to the capabilities of the complete system.
Built-in voltage regulation provides control over memory power delivery, while the overclock PMIC forms part of the module power management hardware.
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