Memory Module Corsair Vengeance DDR5 128GB 5600MHz

The Corsair Vengeance DDR5 128GB 5600MHz (CMK128GX5M4B5600C40) kit includes four 32 GB DDR5 DIMMs (288-pin) designed for high-performance desktop systems. Operating at 5600 MHz with a CAS latency of 40 and 1.25 V nominal voltage, this memory kit delivers large capacity and fast data access for demanding workloads, improving responsiveness for gaming, content creation, and heavy multitasking.

Advantages

High total capacity of 128 GB enables large memory‑intensive applications and extensive multitasking. DDR5 architecture and 5600 MHz clock speed provide improved throughput compared with previous generations. Onboard voltage regulation simplifies stable power delivery and supports more consistent overclocking. Support for Intel XMP 3.0 profiles allows easy loading and saving of optimized performance settings via compatible BIOS or iCUE software.

Suitable for

• High-end gaming rigs and esports systems
• Professional content creation (video editing, 3D rendering, large photo projects)
• Software development, virtual machines, and data‑heavy workloads
• Advanced multitasking and large browser/tab sessions

Key specifications

• Capacity: 128 GB (4 x 32 GB)
• Memory type: DDR5
• Speed: 5600 MHz
• CAS Latency: 40
• Form factor: 288‑pin DIMM
• Voltage: 1.25 V
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): CMK128GX5M4B5600C40
• EAN: 0840006676737

How to use

Install the four 288‑pin DIMMs into matching DDR5 slots on a compatible motherboard following the board manufacturer’s installation sequence. Enable the desired XMP 3.0 profile in the BIOS or use Corsair iCUE when supported to apply optimized frequency and timing settings. For manual tuning, adjust voltages and timings incrementally and validate stability with stress‑testing tools.

Recommendations

For best results, pair this memory kit with a compatible Intel DDR5 motherboard and a modern multi‑core CPU. Ensure your BIOS is updated to the latest version to guarantee full compatibility and support for XMP 3.0 profiles. When overclocking, monitor temperatures and system stability, and increase settings gradually.