Corsair took advantage of the Computex 2023 framework to expand its RAM line with the new DOMINATOR TITANIUM DDR5. If you are looking for extreme performance and spectacular aesthetics, they are for you.

Corsair has one of the most comprehensive RAM catalogs on the market. A few months ago, we were able to verify this in the analysis of the new VENGEANCE series, balanced in features / price. But ‘Dominator’ is another level; the elite of the elite for enthusiasts or professional users looking for the best available in this important component.

CORSAIR DOMINATOR TITANIUM DDR5 is destined to occupy a privileged place in next-generation computers with support for Intel platforms (Alder Lake and Raptor Lake) as well as for AMD Ryzen 7000. They are compatible with Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD Expo ensures stable and easy overclocking with just a few clicks on both platforms.

These memories can reach speed up to 8,000 MT/s and with CAS 30 latency, which can cover a capacity of up to 192 GB. Like the rest of the brand’s DDR5 memories, the modules are manufactured using memory chips graded by hand and with strict control to guarantee high and constant frequencies, on high-performance circuit boards capable of ensuring signal stability.

Cooling of these chips is done by a aluminum radiator a solid material that effectively dissipates heat from memory while complementing the modern aesthetic of any device. In the aesthetic part, highlight the 11 individually addressable RGB LEDs they contain to achieve the most amazing light fields. And for more advanced effects, the lighting can be synchronized with the playback of music, games or movies using iCUE Murals.

Increasing customization options, highlighting as new to the range the ability to replace the top RGB bars with sets of sheets sold separately to achieve any style, minimalistic, classic or even more spectacular than the standard bars.

Availability

CORSAIR DOMINATOR TITANIUM DDR5 will be available in July 2023 on the manufacturer’s web portal and in specialized retailers. They will be offered on the market in individual modules and in sets that can reach a capacity of 192 Gbytes (4 x 48 GB). To celebrate the launch, the company will be distributing a limited run of 500 first edition sets with higher frequencies and individually numbered modules. With Corsair offering a limited lifetime warranty in their RAMs, ensuring investment and future upgrades.