Corsair has just announced that its new Dominator Platinum RGB DDR5 memory kits can reach speeds of up to 6400 MHz. Compatible with Intel’s 12-Gen Core processors, the Dominator Platinum RGB DDR5 are sold ranging from 4800 MHz up to 6400 MHz kits. Pricing starts around $335 for a 32 GB 4800 MHz set (not all prices listed yet) and can go as high as $670 for the 64 GB 6400 MHz kit. Corsair sells these directly through its website or you can find them at all retailers that normally carry Corsair products. Below is the official press release along with a nice shout-out to Overclockers.com author David Miller (mllrkllr88).
FREMONT, CA, December 16th, 2021 – CORSAIR® (NASDAQ: CRSR), a world leader in enthusiast components for gamers, creators, and PC builders, today announced new kits of its acclaimed DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5 high-performance memory reaching frequencies up to a blistering 6,400MHz. Available in kits of 2x16GB, DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB 6,200MHz and 6,400MHz hit a new milestone with these unprecedented speeds, and are now more customizable than ever thanks to the new XMP Manager in CORSAIR iCUE software.
CORSAIR DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5
CORSAIR led the charge in next-generation memory with the release of DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5 and VENGEANCE DDR5 for the Intel® Z690 platform earlier this year, delivering higher frequencies in greater capacities than previously possible. Now the ceiling for DDR5 performance has risen again, with DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB once more pushing the boundaries for the most powerful systems leveraging 12th Generation Intel® Core™ Processors.
CORSAIR DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5
A version of CORSAIR iCUE software with XMP Manager is now available for download, offering an unparalleled level of control and customization to enthusiasts with the latest CORSAIR DDR5 memory. XMP Manager enables onboard voltage regulation of DDR5 memory through iCUE, delivering more precise, stable overclocking with custom Intel® XMP 3.0 profiles that can be saved directly to the module, to easily tailor performance to specific tasks.
CORSAIR DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5
DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB DDR5 is designed with a bold, refined aesthetic to complement its world-class performance, illuminated by 12 ultra-bright individually addressable CAPELLIX LEDs per module and expertly constructed with beautiful forged aluminum. Its patented DHX cooling design ensures that performance is not held back even at frequencies of 6,400MHz. As with all CORSAIR memory, DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
With the DDR5 generation, overclocking enthusiasts are smashing previous speed limits with the help of CORSAIR modules. In November, overclocker David Miller, aka mllrkllr88, set a new record level of speed for CORSAIR DDR5 memory by reaching a speed of 8,149MT/s when cooled with liquid nitrogen.* These verified results establish CORSAIR as a top choice for overclockers looking to achieve the world’s fastest frequencies. As speeds continue to increase in the DDR5 generation, CORSAIR remains on the cutting-edge of performance.
For PC enthusiasts looking to equip their newest masterpieces with nothing but the best, DOMINATOR PLATINUM RGB remains in a class of its own.
NOTE: mllrkllr88’s outstanding submission was achieved while using Corsair Vengeance DDR5 and not Dominator Platinum RGB DDR5 as this press release may seem to indicate.
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Corsair has just announced that its new Dominator Platinum RGB DDR5 memory kits can reach speeds of up to 6400 MHz. Compatible with Intel's 12-Gen Core processors, the Dominator Platinum RGB DDR5 are sold ranging from 4800 MHz up to 6400 Mhz kits. Pricing starts around $335 for a 32 GB 4800 MHz set (not all prices listed yet) and can go as high as $670 for the 64 GB 6400 MHz kit. Corsair sells these directly through its website or you can find them at all retailers that normally carry Corsair products. Below is the official press release along with a nice shout-out to Overclockers.com author David Miller (mllrkllr88).
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