 This video is brought to you by the Intel Core i7 4770K unlocked processor. If you're a speed freak, add an Intel 3500 series SSD to your Haswell system for a truly enthusiast class experience. Welcome to my unboxing and first look at the Corsair Vengeance Pro Z87 optimized overclocking memory series. So what is Vengeance Pro? Because Corsair has so many lines of memory now. They've got dominators and vengences and they've got, you know, their regular stuff and low profile and high profile. And like, you know, it seems like they have a memory for anyone. Well, this one is targeted at someone a little bit different from anything else. So unlike something like Dominator Platinum's, which, you know, are available as high performance kits and all of that noise. But they've got light bars and they've got sort of frills and gimmicks that the hardcore overclocking crowd. I looked at and kind of went, well, we don't necessarily need that stuff. What we want is overclockable modules that we can achieve high frequencies with. We can pull the spreaders off and use more exotic cooling. We want something that's more of a bare bones module. So that's where Vengeance Pro comes in. I'm going to go ahead and open this up. It's available in four different colors, silver, blue, red, as well as gold to match the latest ASUS Z87 boards. It's available in a very high speed grades. In fact, Courser was showing off 3200 megahertz or 3.2 gigahertz when we were at Computex this year. And they are built with black PCBs. So they'll look good even without, you know, having lighting effects on them. Personally, I love Dominator Platinum's, but even without having lighting effects on them or anything like that. And they will match your system. So here we go. So we can look. We I don't I don't have a silver motherboard, unfortunately, but you can see what the silver module will look like in a gold themed board. So, of course, you are supposed to get a gold module for this. But, you know, I don't always do things 100 percent right on these videos. They're fairly simple looking memory sticks. Like I said, black PCB, just a simple Vengeance branding on the side of them, as well as the Vengeance style heat spreader here. And then just a Courser Vengeance logo on the top of the module itself. So that is pretty much what they look like installed in your system. And I think that pretty much wraps this one up. Thank you for checking out my unboxing and first look at the Courser Vengeance Pro Series. Again, optimized for LGA 1150, but that isn't to say that it won't work just fine on LGA 1155. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews and other computer videos. And let me know if you think this two tone color scheme kind of works with the gold and silver. Or if I should have asked Courser for a gold memory kit to put in the gold ASUS motherboard.