CORSAIR Dominator Titanium RGB DDR5 RAM 96GB (2x48GB) DDR5 6600MHz CL32 Intel XMP iCUE Compatible Computer Memory - Black (CMP96GX5M2B6600C32)

I don’t upgrade my PC and parts often, usually every 4+ years, so I try to buy with longevity and “future proofing” in mind, relative to cost of course. Other than gaming, I do a lot of productivity multitasking while simultaneously watching YouTube live streams and listening to music, so I believed an upgrade was warranted.I installed the 96gb (2x48gb) 6600 CL32 DDR5 Titanium RGB version in my Lenovo Legion Desktop Tower 7i Gen 8 RTX4080 Super 16 and it has significantly improved performance over the included SK Hynix 32gb (2x16) 5600 CL36 DDR5. This performance increase should be obvious considering the higher capacity, speed, and lower latency.I was skeptical these would work at first because the Lenovo product spec sheet and Lenovo support state that they only guarantee a RAM upgrade up to 64gb 5600 in a 2x32gb configuration based on their testing. I saw some videos and read some online posts where others have been successful with much higher specs using the latest bios version, so I decided to try these out.Setup took a bit time and trial and error due to me trying to manually configure settings in the bios, but once I tried using the pre-filled custom xmp profile 1, everything worked perfectly and at listed specs. Other than my setup errors, there have been no issues with compatibility or stability.I got these on sale for $379.99 and while I think they are expensive, especially the premium for RGB, I think it’s worth it for the performance, future proofing, and aesthetics. I have no regrets; I highly recommend these and I would purchase them again if needed.

Genuine items, still working with no issues.

Premium DDR kit. Build quality is off the charts. Speed is good for DDR5 - but not at the level of single sided A-Die. But then again this is a 96gb 2 stick kit. I'm running at 6200MT CL32 with some tuning. Very happy with those speeds in a 2x48 kit.

Ultimately, I went with Dominator Platinum but this RAM worked great. Originally I had gotten 192GB of this which sounds nice but, after some consideration, was WAY too overkill for my needs. I opted for a more cost effective 128GB of the Platinum RAM instead. Either way though, you can't go wrong with either choice I think. The Platinum had better looking RGB so that's one of the reasons I went with that.

Will see how long that lasts.

This ram is fast the latency amazing tried all xmp I have z690 asus maximus extreme this ram says it only works on intel 700 series but it works on motherboard that support up to 6600 mhz like this one does its and intel 600 series if you want to see if this is compatible check pcpartpicker then order threw amazon no issues at all

Definitely not cheap, but they are very good quality memory. XMP works off the bat. Have not had any issues with it. I will more than likely get another set to fill the void on my motherboard.

I9-14900k series caps out at 5600/MTs, so anything higher is waste of money currently. Also, CMP had to be disabled when running 4x96GB due to needing to adjust voltage manually. Be careful when doing that - it is very unstable when running 192GB.DarkHero Maximus, 4090, i9-14900k