CAS 18 latency might be the most impressive part of Corsair’s Vengeance LPS announcement, as these new DDR4-4866 modules run similar timings to the DDR4-3600 of a certain cheeky upstart. Of course, you’ll need a bit more voltage. And, perhaps, a fan.
Part number CMK16GX4M2Z4866C18 hard launches today with initial availability at Newegg ($860) as well as Corsair’s stores in the US ($950, ouch) and UK (£975, double-ouch!). As for the voltage needed to get this frequency, it’s not so terrible at 1.50V. You’re spot-on to think that this sounds like a voltage AMD guys would use, as Corsair lists compatibility with the ASUS ROG Crosshair VIII Formula, MSI MEG X570 Godlike, and MSI Prestige X570 Creation when used with a 3000-series Ryzen CPU.
Looking for a little more bling and a little less zing? Corsair’s using the same voltage to push a pair of its Vengeance RGB Pro modules to DDR4-4700 CAS 19. No fan required. Which means that you’ll be able to see those pretty lights.
| Memory Series | VENGEANCE LPX | VENGEANCE RGB PRO |
| Memory Type | DDR4 | DDR4 |
| Memory Size | 16GB Kit (2 x 8GB) | 16GB Kit (2 x 8GB) |
| Tested Latency | 18-26-26-46 | 19-26-26-46 |
| Tested Voltage | 1.5V | 1.5V |
| Tested Speed | 4866MHz | 4700MHz |
| Fan Included | Yes | No |
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