Forget RAM price spikes - I found 3 Corsair Vengeance memory deals from $242 at Best Buy
Best Buy's Tech Fest sale ends Sunday, but you can still grab these Corsair DDR4 and DDR5 memory kits at discount prices
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Looking to beat the RAMageddon? Memory prices might still be spiking, but I'd found three Corsair Vengeance deals as part of Best Buy's Tech Fest sale. These cover both DDR4 and DDR5 deals, across 32GB and 64GB.
First up, the Corsair Vengeance RGB 32B kit is now $370 (was $442) at Best Buy. This fast DDR5 6000MHz set with C36 timings comes with dual 16GB modules.
If you want a little more volume while sacrificing speed, the Corsair Vengeance 64GB kit is now $690 (was $828), delivering an efficient DDR5 5200MHz and C40 timings.
Last, the Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB kit is $243 (was $263). This is a budget RAM kit with slower DDR4 3200MHz, featuring C16 timings. However, for general day-to-day workflows, it offers good (and more importantly cheap) all-purpose memory.
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Update: With Best Buy's sale ending on Sunday, I've checked stock and prices and all deals are still available at their discount price.
Today's top memory deals
Corsair's popular RAM kit runs at DDR5-6000 with C36 timings. It's a dual-channel set-up here for improved multi-tasking, with each module packing 16GB of memory.
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This DDR5 deal increases the memory to 64GB, with the two 32GB modules running at DDR5 5200MHz with C40 timings. However, you're sacrificing speed for volume compared to the deal above.
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If you're looking for cheap RAM and you're not as worried about speed and efficiency, this DDR4 model is a solid budget buy. It's another two-piece module kit with 16GB of memory each for a total of 32GB.
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