Seems like a pretty good deal seeing as DDR4 is expensive as hell :)
Price= £27.45 + £6.90 (Delivery)
Optimise the launch of your applications with the Corsair Vengeance LPX, a kit containing 2 4 GB memory sticks (making 8 GB).
Thanks to the speedy 2133 MHZ DDR4, you will have a high level of performance for your multimedia applications or video games that need a lot of material resources.
Latest comments (29)
minicale
11 Jan 16#27
I thought this was ddr3 for a minute, glad I didn't buy it without realising
lancsman to minicale
11 Jan 16#29
Got two Elite 4GB DDR3 1600HC11BK i'l be posting up on here soon.Soon as i can sort out photographing it!!!Sooo much to dooo....
minicale
11 Jan 16#28
^^
jasewithaface
5 Jan 16#26
Yes, he wouldn't need much for 'general entertainment', so I told him what the benefits would be in terms of gaming. What I don't know is why you would ask me that...
Optimus_Toaster
5 Jan 161#25
If I didn't fiddle with it then my 2550K would need upgrading as it just wouldn't be quick enough. But an extra 30% performance from an extra £30 investment 4 years ago means I can use my money elsewhere.
JoeyJoeC
5 Jan 16#24
I mean which software to need that hardware.
JoeyJoeC
5 Jan 16#23
My PC's have lasted much longer after not fiddling with things like that.
jesse1234
4 Jan 16#22
Just what I was looking for, very hot.
rev6
4 Jan 16#21
It's only fine if you have an SSD with a pagefile. There's many games out today that use more than 8GB commit charge with system included. Also if you're running a high VRAM card, that can increase virtual address space usage. Multi-GPU users will need more than 8GB too unless they want to be entirely reliant on the pagefile. I've seen COD BO3 use over 20GB commit charge with 2 290x's (4GB VRAM) at 1920x1080 in crossfire.
LiamSmith78
4 Jan 16#20
haha, u wont get any performance boost for any games currently out (maybe Batman Arkham Knight lol). 8GB is fine for now and you can always upgrade. only use the same capacity as what you currently run and you will be fine :smiley:
LiamSmith78
4 Jan 16#19
software? you mean hardware? :smiley:
Smoking173850
4 Jan 16#18
It's not really free performance as mobo and cpu is more expensive
Optimus_Toaster
4 Jan 16#17
Who grows out of free performance?
Smoking173850
4 Jan 16#16
Well u could buy a single 8gb stick for £35 and I bought four so yeah not a great deal. Also I need the extra ram for work and it make a huge difference for me but if gaming then u only need 16gb for now
JoeyJoeC
4 Jan 16#15
I remember being a teenager fascinated with overclocking and all of that. You'll soon grow out of it!
JoeyJoeC
4 Jan 161#14
Do you even know what ram does?
Smoking173850
4 Jan 16#10
I have not voted but I don't think it's a deal as I bought corsair 4x8gb 2666mhz ddr4 kits that overclock to 3000mhz for £140 and that was 6 months ago
JoeyJoeC to Smoking173850
4 Jan 16#13
How is that a good comparison? You paid £100+ just to do that, and I bet you don't even notice the difference!
JoeyJoeC
4 Jan 16#12
What software are you running?
Absed
4 Jan 16#9
I'm not sure if I should get 8gb or go for 16gb which could be had for around £70-80 on Amazon... Would it be possible to add another set of 2x4gb later on as it seems rather likely that ddr4 prices will drop in the future? Also not sure if going for 2400 or 2600 Mhz would be worth it. I'm putting together a i5 skylake rig used for gaming and general entertainment stuff.
jasewithaface to Absed
4 Jan 16#11
You can add ram very easily later. After watching some videos on youtube comparing 8gb vs 16gb, there is hardly any difference whatsoever... generally 0 - 4 Fps increase.
spaceinvader
4 Jan 16#8
CL13.... seeing as Pixmania couldn't be bothered to include the CAS latency in their listing.
sradmad
4 Jan 16#7
good find op, heat added
LeonCR
3 Jan 16#6
Me too have decided to wait for the 6700 to come back down to £210 and get that
LeonCR
3 Jan 16#5
Me too have decided to wait for the 6700 to come back down to £210 and get that
floppydesk
3 Jan 16#4
pixmania MEGA COLD from me ad had problems on other deals.
mrjakosaurushd
3 Jan 16#1
Very good deal. Still trying to decide what Skylake i7 processor to get.
LiamSmith78 to mrjakosaurushd
3 Jan 16#2
I'm in the same boat. So confused what to get with my next upgrade
Optimus_Toaster to mrjakosaurushd
3 Jan 16#3
Surely there is only 2 worth considering? 6700k is you want full overclocking with multipliers and c-states or the 6700 if you want limited overclocking (though more than enough) and to save money.
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Price= £27.45 + £6.90 (Delivery)
Optimise the launch of your applications with the Corsair Vengeance LPX, a kit containing 2 4 GB memory sticks (making 8 GB).
Thanks to the speedy 2133 MHZ DDR4, you will have a high level of performance for your multimedia applications or video games that need a lot of material resources.
Latest comments (29)