Ok, What's the difference between this one & Corsair Vengeance Pro Series (CMY16GX3M2A2400C11A) besides color & price ?
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Absolutely no other difference, voltages, latency, BUS speed, XMP profile, etc are all identical.
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There are several things that affect memory prices and they are as follows: Density: 16GB (2x8GB)Speed: 2400MHzTested Latency: 11-13-13-31Voltage: 1.65VFormat: DIMMPin Out: 240 Pin, Intel XMP 1.3
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I'm not an authority, but I think you are right. I looked at other sites that sell it. ASUS site was no help, as it does not separate the sub-models. As far as I can tell, the DS02 is just the DS03, but at a price difference. Maybe there is some small internal change that is invisible to the end user, but justifies a slightly different model number.
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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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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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These are the same ones as the ones on the Corsair site. They're just being sold by third parties, while the Corsair site allows you to buy directly from the manufacturer.
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2 B sure i would recommend U go to Corsair website 2 C if your MB supports Corsair Vengeance-they have a informative site!
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hi JM, Its just the color. the stealth is the Black one. http://www.corsair.com/en-us/compare-results
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I disagree with everyone here AND more importantly can prove...I have a AX760i and I have the following: 2x780's in SLI, 8x 140mm fans 3hard drive and a I7 4770K OC to around 4.3... Under FULL LOAD like Aida 64 Bench, unigene, whatever---I TOP OUT at just over 500watts, and I know this because the Corsair Digital Series uses a GUI called DLink that provides a real time monitor so I can witness the fluctuation. Again TWO 780s and bunch 'o fans= less than 520watts
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I currently have 2 sets of Corsair Vengeance 16GB 1600Mhz kits (32GB total) installed and running flawlessly on this board. Link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B006EWUO22/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?qid=1369621681&sr;=8-1π=SL75
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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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Glad to answer Mic, It's been over two years since I purchased my set. I think I paid something over $500.00 for my four Corsair Dominators. They were the top of the line of maybe the most recommended RAM. I bought them after returning an intermediate level set of Corsair RAM. I wanted to get the fastest speed of execution. I tested my original lowest (cheapest, or lowest of the five levels, which I took out of my older computer), an intermediate Corsair set (which was my first choice for my new computer), and ultimately the Dominator set (which I bought after returning the intermediate set) for speed, doing the exact same operations on all three sets. I was surprised to find that all three executed the operations at close to the same speed. The Dominator set was maybe 5% faster. I thought about returning the Dominator set for the set I had ordered previously, but ended up keeping it. There may be quality of preparation and testing of the Dominator series that makes it a reliable and more durable memory, and so far mine has worked well. But memory has no moving parts, and I think I remember reading that memory, or RAM, is about the most dependable component of computer hardware anyway. If I were to build from scratch again, which is what I did, I would spend less on memory and more on something else. You certainly could buy the Dominator series, but the extra money you spend, by my experience, won't show up in daily performance. That's how I feel about the Dominator series for myself. I hope you found something helpful. Bill Stockich Best wishes, Bill Stockich
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Looks like they have the U2, which is almost the same as this U1, but with a larger heatsink and brighter LED's on it. Both use the same driver, this is probably an old listing...
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Jarrett, What CPU do you have? You can run almost any RAM, personally I use only Corsair....currently using 2 sticks 4 GB each of the Vengeance series. CML8GX3M2A1866C9R. Hope I was able to help you
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For the used condition part, it's the same. Because the differences is only one with box version(with fan), one is the retail version.BTW, we are a professional PC parts retailer, and have technical support team 7*24hours response for you! Welcome purchase from our merchant.
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The Gigabyte version is very quiet. Evga is the number 1 seller for a reason though. My choice would be to wait till the 800 series releases.
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More because it's OC(overclocked). Don't waste your money the improved 700 series equivalent is coming and it will be similarly priced(I'm personally grabbing the 770 lightning).
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I bought cossair dominator 16 GB 1833 MHz and love it. How ever the I heard g skill is good too. Most importantly refer to mb ram compatibility chart from Asus web site. Sorry I don't know to well about Kingston. Happy ram hunting!