KingstonFURY Beast RGB 64GB 5600MT/s DDR5 CL40 DIMM Desktop Memory (Kit of 2) | Intel XMP 3.0 | Infrared Sync Technology | Overclocking Stability | KF556C40BBAK2-64

These ram run perfectly, great quality, and configured automatically by the system. They were from a set that was previously returned and I was worried but for nothing. These are a set I bought to have for backup when I am troubleshooting systems I am building. These actually ran more stable and faster in default settings than the memory I was using for the install! Buyers of RAM need to check their motherboard and processor QVL lists for compatibility before returning them as defective. I am having compatibility issues with a set of memory sticks that are supposed to be compatible so you never know. The RGB on the ram look nice also.

I got this memory because it would match the memory already installed in an HP I got for less than the price of the GPU inside of it and it came with 32GB of memory and a year later I need more and added another 64GB. It's working as intended, and fwiw I have zero evidence of any discoloration or anything nothing but bling.

Receive the product very quickly. It made a huge difference in game loading time.

They run amazingly well blazing fast no issues left pc on for awhile to see if any crashes none whatsoever looks great runs great definitely a good choice highly recommend while they are on sale very nice Kingston you have a loyal customer from me awesome job.

Works great but the plastic on the RGB turns yellow after time. I bought new RAM to get the same type and there's an obvious difference.Picture is with the RAM RGB's set to white for reference. You can tell which ones are the new ones.

My computer now has 128Gb of RAM and I am on top of the world! Never getting bogged down ever again. Small step in my list to create my dream super computer. Onto getting a 5090 and i9-14900K next!

Works great (by itself). I bought this memory kit to "upgrade" the same existing memory kit I have in my PC, but ran into some problems, and there are some things I learned about DDR5 from smarter people on the internet. I already had 64GB of DDR5, and figured I would max it out since theres an additional 2 open RAM slots in my board, but installing all four will make the PC not even make it to the post screen. I did find a way to get all of the sticks to work together, but apparently DDR5 isn't nearly as stable as DDR4, and getting all 4 sticks to work will dumb down the speed of all the sticks (even though it's 5200MT). The only way I could get all 4 sticks to work was to add one at a time, let the system recognize the new stick, get to the Windows login screen, then shut down, install one more, and repeat until all are installed. The only problem is to do this, the PC will choose a slower speed like 3600MT. After hours of tinkering, I decided to just go back to the original pair (64GB) at the normal 5200MT.

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