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Corsair can’t even make reliable ram. This is likely to go poorly
I've been overclocking Corsair ram for over a decade. I think if there was any complaint it's that they're way overpriced.
I also used it for half a decade and had 4/6 sticks of RAM fail. When I contacted support, I had tor request a manager escalation to get past the engineer who insisted it was a problem with my windows installation. I run Linux and tested it with memtest86+.
Corsair makes bad products. Your brand loyalty is embarrassing.
I am not loyal to the brand, I think they offer mid level quality for way too much cost. I think a one off anecdote is not data driven testimony. But to bucket any single anecdote with no other comparison is unfair. I was merely offering a differing experience.