Ok, What's the difference between this one &amp; Corsair Vengeance Pro Series (CMY16GX3M2A2400C11A) besides color &amp; price ?
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There are several things that affect memory prices and they are as follows: Density: 16GB (2x8GB) Speed: 2400MHz Tested Latency: 11-13-13-31 Voltage: 1.65V Format: DIMM Pin Out: 240 Pin, Intel XMP 1.3
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If you compare the two products on Asus' website, it shows no spec difference. However, the pro has one less PCI slot for one more GPU/PCI-E expansion slot. Which on the grand scheme of differences is practically nothing. Oh, and the Pro has an internal eSATA port. eSATA isn't really in use for general users, so it probably doesn't make a difference except in price.
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Mine are blue but they have different computer models, so i don't know what the one you are looking at will be. All of the models are different. You need to ask the company about your choice of model. They are very friendly and will help you with answers. I got the more industrial looking case and it is black with neon blue light, and one red light. I like how the on button is halfway up the case, and part of the design. The on light and front fan lights are blue on mine. The case is very huge. A large amount of room for upgrades, components are very easy to get to, but I don't need any upgrades for a long time, as it was future ready out of the box. I love my Microtel. It runs smooth and very fast! Will buy from them again and again as long as they are in business. I had one blue screen glitch but that was Windows related, and that was easily fixed, so now it works perfect. Beautiful. I am using Gimp, Mind mapping, doing graphic extensive artwork and running ram heavy software, writing novels and playing games and I don't even cause the CPU to blink above 1-2% usage. They make powerhouses and call them computers. And yet, they are cost efficient to run.
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Can anyone provide the link for the RAM? I don't know much about computers in general and I don't want to buy the wrong ram...Thanks in advance!
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The only difference is their cooling solution and which brand you prefer. Factory overclocks are very low and you can easily increase them over what is done at the factory yourself. Basically just look for the price and brand you want, the clock speed shouldn't be a factor.
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Hello- I use "Corsair Vengeance 64GB (8x8GB) DDR3 1600 MHz (PC3 12800) Desktop Memory (CMZ64GX3M8A1600C9) by Corsair" also I am using a RamDisk and FancyCache to make my extremely excess RAM even more productive by super-speeding memory access to all of my programs. You won't regret these products, I have no issues at all!
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Check out the Corsair CX series. I got the Corsair CX600M from Newegg for ~$80 and it is a fantastic power supply.
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The biggest difference is the extra cooling fan, which allows the card to work harder while still staying at a safe temperature. I personally think this is worth the extra $15
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At 12v the corsair SP are quieter but noctua perform better at full speed, but we are talking about 2-3 of difference.
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It's 950.00 at newegg today!!! Hurry. $50.00 is $50.00 less.Maybe Amazon should pricematch this?
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Hi. The difference is only the color and price. All other specifications are the same.
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According to the Asus website, the board you're asking about supports DDR3 1600MHz or higher frequency RAM (this particular model is 1600) if you have an Intel® 3rd generation processor. Corsair Vengeance is on the Asus memory qualified vendors list as well. In general, RAM is pretty universal.
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They are the same base model, but since they are from separate companies, they differ in exact specifications. Also, the one you mentioned is the 4GB memory model, while this one is the 2GB model. 2GB VRAM is usually enough, but 4GB is handy in very high performance gaming. Also EVGA Superclocked isn't necessarily equivalent to MSI Overclocked (they probably aren't). EVGA SC typically has a slightly higher frequency boost. There may be other differences. The specifications should clarify for each card.
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I built a workstation with this board this past November and used "Corsair Vengeance LP Blue 32 GB (4x8 GB) DDR3 1600MHz". It is a great mobo and the memory has had no issues so far. The main reason I liked this memory is because it is not too big and fit nicely under my huge Noctua fan.
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I would have to agree with Matt. One more thing to consider-don't mix! In other words, don't mix say, your pc2 6400 with a 5300 in the other DIMM slot. When I first got into parts changing I made that mistake. Good learning experience on the way to learning to actually build a rig but not one I would wish upon someone else. BTW-Komputerbay is an awesome company to work with!
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I put 16GB in mine, Corsair Vengeance 16000. Found and works from very first start up. Got my computer at Wal Mart on clearance yesterday for 498.
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I have a set of 8GB (totaling 16GB) Corsair Vengeance LP clocked at 1600mh/z and it works fine for me, you can even change the mh/z on the mobo bios which has tons to choose from.