Corsair Vengeance DDR3-RAM 8GB PC3-12800 Kit (CML8GX3M2A1600C9W)

Zitat: + Nur 3,1 cm hoch + Niedrige Standardspannung - Kaum Tuning-Reserven

Zitat: A decent price and performance makes this a good budget choice, but you can get slightly more speed for only a bit more

Zitat: Die Corsair Vengeance LP DDR3-1600 durch ihre gute Übertaktbarkeit überzeugen, die es zusätzlich zu den bereits guten Standardwerten auszeichnet. Die weißen Heatspreader sind sicherlich nur etwas für Liebhaber, aber das Outfit ist etwas Besonderes. Die Performance-Ergebnisse sind zwar nicht ganz so hoch wie die von G.Skill, dafür kann sich das Kit mit einer etwas besseren SPD-Programmierung abheben.

Zitat: and Conclusion The Corsair Vengeance LP 8GB 1600MHz Arctic White Special Edition kit promises to be good-performing RAM that will run cool by using less voltage. It also boasts a lower profile that is useful in SFF or HTPC system chassis that are smaller than a traditional desktop tower. At stock speeds, this RAM performs as it should. Performance was in line with other 1600MHz DDR3 kits we have tested. We were slightly disappointed by our overclocking results since we were unable to get our sample stable at 1866MHz setting. As Corsair has told us, memory overclocking headroom is random, and no results are guaranteed. However, we were able to push a similar kit of 1600MHz Vengeance (non-LP) to 1866MHz without issue. It is likely Corsair bins the ICs used in the LP kits specifically because they don´t have a significant amount of overclocking headroom, but can still run at a low 1.35v voltage. It is unlikely a buyer of this kit would be primarily interested in overclocking, so that is clearly not a priority for this product line. Speaking of the lower voltage, these sticks run very cool as a result. We also saw improvements in total system power draw compared to other 8GB kits that run at higher voltages. Of course, Corsair has built a name for being one of the best memory companies in the world, and supports this product with a lifetime warranty. The CML8GX3M2A1600C9W kit is avaiable for $61.99 from Newegg or $61.98 from our real time pricing engine as of the time of writing. Legit Bottom Line: Corsair has designed the perfect 8GB kit for SFF and HTPC systems, or any other case where the lowest possible temperatures and power draw are needed.

Zitat: Pro: + 8GB kit competitively priced at under £50 + Unlikely to obstruct large CPU coolers + Attractive Arctic White heatsinks + Low power consumption + Limited lifetime warranty Con: - 1.35V Vengeance LP modules only available in Arctic White s Before we sum up Corsair´s Arctic White Vengeance LP memory kit, it´s worth referencing a couple of reviews from earlier in the year. Last month, we found ultra-high-speed memory kits were able to show tangible performance benefits on a low-cost AMD Llano system , but added that premium memory solutions defeat the purpose of a value-orientated platform. And there´s little reason to adopt ultra-high-speed memory in an Intel Sandy bridge rig, too. In our April analysis , we found that the traditional reasons to purchase memory - capacity and speed - were being marginalised in favour of other factors; which modules are competitively priced, which look best with your motherboard, and which manufacturer offers the best warranty and support in your region? Our advice to most consumers would be to choose a reputable brand and pick up an 8GB, CL9 kit that´ll do 1,600MHz at low voltage. It´s a future-proof configuration that hits a sweet spot of price and performance, and it´s perfectly realised by Corsair´s Special Edition Arctic White Vengeance LP. Suiting both mainstream and enthusiast audiences, this 8GB kit offers great performance, ultra-low power consumption and, perhaps more importantly, streamlined good looks. A heatsink on a 1.35V module may be unnecessary, and the low-profile branding may be a tad misleading, but the Vengeance LP - at under £50 - is an excellent choice for any system.