Corsair Vengeance PRO RGB White 8GB DDR4 3000Mhz
DDR4
Corsair Vengeance PRO RGB White 8GB DDR4 3000MHz — single 8GB module with aluminium heatsink and customizable RGB, ideal for entry upgrades and dual‑channel builds.
Product Details
Overview
The Corsair Vengeance PRO RGB White is a single 8GB DDR4 memory module clocked at 3000MHz, finished with a white aluminium heatspreader and full RGB lighting. It supports Intel XMP profiles and is compatible with modern Intel and AMD motherboards — offering a balance of speed, cooling and style for compact or colour‑matched builds.
Performance & compatibility
Running at DDR4‑3000, this module typically uses an XMP profile (usually set around 1.35V) to reach its rated frequency; typical CAS latencies for DDR4‑3000 kits are around CL15–CL16 depending on the bin. DDR4‑3000 provides noticeably better memory bandwidth and latency than 2133/2400 modules, which benefits gaming frame pacing and memory‑sensitive workloads. Ryzen systems in particular see measurable gains from higher memory clocks, while Intel platforms enjoy stable, plug‑and‑play XMP tuning.
The Vengeance PRO RGB includes Corsair’s RGB lighting that can be controlled via CORSAIR iCUE for synchronised effects, and the white aluminium heatspreader helps dissipate heat under sustained load. As a single 8GB stick it’s a solid entry upgrade—best used in dual‑channel configurations (pair two identical modules) for optimal bandwidth and gaming performance.
Specifications Summary
- Capacity: 8GB (single DIMM)
- Type: DDR4
- Speed: 3000MHz (DDR4‑3000)
- Voltage: typically 1.35V with XMP enabled
- Latency: commonly CL15–CL16 class for DDR4‑3000 kits (varies by bin)
- Form factor: Desktop DIMM
- Cooling: White aluminium heatspreader
- Lighting: Addressable RGB, compatible with CORSAIR iCUE
- Compatibility: Intel and AMD motherboards with XMP/DOCP support
Who this is ideal for
This module is ideal for users building a white/accented PC who need a compact, stylish 8GB upgrade stick or who plan to run a dual‑channel 16GB kit by adding a matching module. It handles everyday office work, web browsing and esports titles at 1080p comfortably; for heavy multitasking, modern AAA gaming at high texture settings, or serious video editing, a 16–32GB dual‑channel configuration is recommended. Best suited for entry to mid‑range gamers, system upgraders, and anyone wanting RGB aesthetics with dependable DDR4‑3000 performance.