Corsair’s 32GB Vengeance RGB DDR5 hits the AMD and Intel 6000MT/s sweet spot for $510
THE SO WHAT
High-speed DDR5 at the 6000MT/s “sweet spot” is still a $510 line item for 32GB—desktop AI and local inference remain a premium hobby. For most orgs, this keeps serious training and inference in the cloud, with local hardware as a dev convenience, not a cost lever.
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