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The Corsair Vengeance DDR5 96GB desktop memory kit pairs two 48GB modules at 5600MHz with C40 latency. Onboard voltage regulation and XMP 3.0 support let it drop into modern gaming PCs and workstations without manual tuning, and the compact form factor fits small or custom builds where a tall module would clash with a cooler. The 96GB capacity is aimed at content creators, developers and designers running video editing, 3D rendering and heavy multitasking.

The Corsair Vengeance DDR5 96GB desktop memory kit pairs two 48GB modules at 5600MHz with C40 latency. Onboard voltage regulation and XMP 3.0 support let it drop into modern gaming PCs and workstations without manual tuning, and the compact form factor fits small or custom builds where a tall module would clash with a cooler. The 96GB capacity is aimed at content creators, developers and designers running video editing, 3D rendering and heavy multitasking.

Corsair Vengeance DDR5 is built for Intel platforms and ships XMP 3.0 ready, so the rated speed and timings load from a profile in the BIOS. That removes the guesswork from getting a new kit to its specification. It is the fastest route from installing the modules to running at 5600MHz.

Corsair Vengeance DDR5 is built for Intel platforms and ships XMP 3.0 ready, so the rated speed and timings load from a profile in the BIOS. That removes the guesswork from getting a new kit to its specification. It is the fastest route from installing the modules to running at 5600MHz.

DDR5 brings higher frequencies, greater capacities and better efficiency than the generations before it, which is what makes a 48GB module possible in the first place. Two of them reach 96GB across just two slots. That combination of density and speed is the practical reason to move a workstation onto DDR5.
DDR5 brings higher frequencies, greater capacities and better efficiency than the generations before it, which is what makes a 48GB module possible in the first place. Two of them reach 96GB across just two slots. That combination of density and speed is the practical reason to move a workstation onto DDR5.


Voltage regulation sits on the module rather than on the motherboard, and Corsair iCUE software manages it from the desktop. Controlling power at the DIMM gives tighter regulation, which is what holds performance steady across a long session. It also means overclocking adjustments happen in software instead of only in the BIOS.

Voltage regulation sits on the module rather than on the motherboard, and Corsair iCUE software manages it from the desktop. Controlling power at the DIMM gives tighter regulation, which is what holds performance steady across a long session. It also means overclocking adjustments happen in software instead of only in the BIOS.

A solid aluminium heatspreader keeps the modules cool under intense workloads, and the compact profile makes installation possible in cases and under coolers where taller memory will not clear. The black finish is neutral enough for any build. It is a deliberately low-key design rather than a lit showpiece.
A solid aluminium heatspreader keeps the modules cool under intense workloads, and the compact profile makes installation possible in cases and under coolers where taller memory will not clear. The black finish is neutral enough for any build. It is a deliberately low-key design rather than a lit showpiece.


Ninety-six gigabytes gives room to keep large projects, several applications and a browser open at once without the system paging to disk. Corsair aims that capacity at content creators, developers and designers, where 5600MHz accelerates video editing, 3D rendering and multitasking alike. Response times stay consistent during extended heavy use rather than tailing off.

Ninety-six gigabytes gives room to keep large projects, several applications and a browser open at once without the system paging to disk. Corsair aims that capacity at content creators, developers and designers, where 5600MHz accelerates video editing, 3D rendering and multitasking alike. Response times stay consistent during extended heavy use rather than tailing off.
Everything you need to know about this product
It is a two-module kit of 2x48GB DDR5, giving 96GB across two DIMM slots.
The kit runs at 5600MHz with C40 latency.
Yes. The kit is XMP 3.0 ready, so the rated speed and timings load from a BIOS profile.
Corsair lists this Vengeance DDR5 memory as built for Intel platforms.
Power regulation sits on the module itself instead of the motherboard, and it is managed through Corsair iCUE software.
No. This is the standard Vengeance kit with a solid aluminium heatspreader and no lighting.
Its compact form factor is designed for small or custom builds where a taller module would not clear.
It is a solid aluminium heatspreader in black, which keeps the modules cool under intense workloads.
The part number is CMK96GX5M2B5600C40 for the black 96GB 5600MHz kit.
Corsair targets content creators, developers and designers handling video editing, 3D rendering and heavy multitasking.
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