Save $98 on 16GB of Corsair Vengeance LPX DDR4 RAM

DDR5 may be on the way, but 3600MHz DDR4 still kicks ass

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Anyone who’s ever built a PC knows that every component is important, but RAM (Random Access Memory) is frequently overlooked as it varies so wildly in price and performance that it’s a confusing product category to get your head around. Memory deals are hard to come by, but you can save $98 or 43% on the Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB RAM kit right now!

You might have heard that DDR5 is fast approaching, luckily for you, this means that the still very powerful DDR4 is experiencing some pretty hefty drops in price, including this Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB (2x8GB) 3600MHz memory kit. The Vengeance series of RAM from corsair is well-regarded in the PC gaming space, with a stealthy design, multiple colorways, and a solid aluminum heat spreader to stop it from blowing up. PC components not blowing up is always a bonus, but not always a given.

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The Vengeance LPX is also designed specifically for overclocking, so if you fancy pushing that fancy gaming PC to the absolute limit, this RAM is an excellent choice for that. In addition to this, the heat spreader is designed to be very low-profile, which helps compatibility with Micro-ATX systems, and is reliable for providing clearance to even the most bulky of CPU coolers such as the venerable, class-leading, and monstrous Noctua NH-D15. All this is currently available with a mighty 43% discount

If this huge discount has tickled your fancy for an upgrade, or for your next new PC build, we have pages to help round out the PC building experience and even a handy guide on how to overclock your RAM, something which the Vengeance LPX is designed for and very capable of. Be sure to check back frequently as we’ll have more deals on a daily basis for you.

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Ben Atkins Chafer

Ben's interest in video games started as a result of his intense need to be better than his sister at something. It didn't work but it started a lifelong passion in gaming, which then evolved when he built his first PC. He completely botched it but it was fun and he hasn't stopped since. He's currently fighting an embittered battle to get even slightly competitive at Apex Legends. He has a particular interest in peripherals and loves messing around with his setup.

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