DIMM 32 GB DDR4-2666 2x 16 GB dual kit negro CMW32GX4M2A2666C16 Vengeance RGB PRO INTEL XMP

The CORSAIR Vengeance RGB Pro DDR4 32GB 2666MHz (CMW32GX4M2A2666C16) is a dual‑module memory kit (2 x 16 GB) designed for desktop systems. It combines DDR4 performance with dynamic multi‑zone RGB lighting controllable via CORSAIR iCUE, and fits standard 288‑pin DIMM slots. Operating at 2666 MHz with CL16 timings and 1.2 V, the kit is optimized for modern Intel and AMD DDR4 motherboards.

Advantages

The kit provides synchronized, multi‑zone RGB illumination managed by iCUE software, allowing extensive color and brightness customization without additional wiring. A custom performance PCB and tightly screened memory ICs support stable operation and improved overclocking margin, while aluminium heat spreaders enhance thermal dissipation. XMP 2.0 support enables easy configuration of optimal performance settings from the BIOS. The product is covered by a limited lifetime warranty.

Suitable for

• Gaming PCs requiring 32 GB DDR4 memory with RGB lighting
• Content creation and multitasking workloads that benefit from dual‑channel 32 GB kits
• Systems where aesthetic RGB synchronization with other iCUE devices is desired
• Users who want easy XMP performance configuration via BIOS

Key specifications

• Capacity: 32 GB (2 × 16 GB)
• Memory type: DDR4
• Speed: 2666 MHz
• CAS Latency: CL16
• Form factor: 288‑pin DIMM
• Voltage: 1.2 V
• MPN: CMW32GX4M2A2666C16
• EAN: 0843591082068

How to use

Install both 288‑pin DIMM modules into the motherboard’s corresponding dual‑channel memory slots following the motherboard manual. Enable XMP 2.0 in the system BIOS to apply the rated 2666 MHz frequency and CL16 timings automatically. Install CORSAIR iCUE software within the operating system to customize and synchronize the Vengeance RGB Pro lighting with other compatible devices. No additional power cables are required for the RGB functionality.

Recommendations

For best thermal performance and stability, ensure airflow over the modules within the PC case, keep BIOS and iCUE software updated, and consult your motherboard manual for recommended DIMM slot population and compatibility lists.