 Welcome to my unboxing of Corsair's Vengeance series of color coordinated memory. So yes, the Vengeance series memory with like the powder blue heat spreader exists for no reason other than to go with your motherboard that matches it. Because otherwise you could just get the Vengeance black one with the same spec and it would be the same modules inside with a different color heat spreader. Now for some people this does not have an inherent value but some people are not necessarily me. So for an upcoming build that we are going to be doing with the Asus P8Z77-V premium motherboard, we figured well we had better have some color coordinated memory to put in there. So this particular kit is running at 1600 megahertz CL9 latencies so pretty pretty bog standard as far as that goes. It has a limited lifetime warranty except we're prohibited by law which is not in Canada so in Canada you have a lifetime warranty. So we're going to go ahead and show you guys what this will look like in a color coordinated motherboard. Pretty beast basically. This is the unboxing process. I mean of note is the fact that this is not technically a dual channel kit but it actually doesn't really matter guys. I mean it's one of those things where yes if I had to recommend I would say buy a kit but you know in a pinch we're just going to go ahead and do it this way. So that is what it will look like. Pretty cool. I don't know what Slick wants me to do but I don't know. Sure. I'll just put it here. There. Slick wants to do his camera angles himself. Core center memory as you guys probably all know is pretty well regarded. Compatible with Core i3s, i5s, i7s and I'm presuming what they mean is AMD not necessarily tied down just to the older Phenom 2s. It's probably just an older package and I think that pretty much covers it. Thank you for checking out my unboxing of Corsair's Vengeance series of color coordinated memory modules. The blue one anyway. And don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxing reviews and other computer videos.