Kingston Fury Beast RGB 32GB 3200MHz DDR4 CL16 Desktop Memory Single Stick KF432C16BBA/32

These modules went into my brand-new i7 13700K desktop PC. Got 2 x 16GB (32 GB in total) DDR4 modules @3200mhz which cost me only slightly higher than a single 16GB DDR5 module @5200mhz.The modules operate @2400mhz by default. You will need to enable and select one of the two supported XMP profiles in the BIOS to achieve the maximum speed.

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Nice product

Got it delivered fast. Bought 2 of these 16gb modules for dual channel configuration and it worked just fine. Turned on XMP and the profiles set it to the rated speed. Overall I'm super happy with the product and the seller

Excellent performance...

They told speed 3200 MHz but the in reality the speed is 2400MHZ. My old 8GB ram's speed was 3200MHz nd i ordered coz of speed but they write wrong information.

Latency is not 16-18-18. Actually it is 16-20-20. No idea about the last timing number (couldn't find it even on the Kingston website)

It works well with am4 and also intel systems with an X.M.P profile. But it is a lower-end drive for gaming, as other RAMs can offer performance improvement (esp AM4) by going with a slightly more expensive 3600 CL16 or CL 18 kit and dual rank. This kit is single-rank even though it is 32GB. With the higher speed and dual rank kits, you can get a 5%-10% fps increase in bottlenecked situations.But if you want a solid 32GB kit at a great bargain price then this is the only good option. It is also £15-£20 cheaper than other kits.Would recommend it at the £75 price. But if you can spend the extra go for another kit that is higher speed (and hopefully dual rank too).

Last Christmas I decided to upgrade mu desktop P.C. and as always it lead to me ending up replacing the whole lot, at eye-watering expense. At the time I decided to buy Patriot memory DDR 4400 as two 'paired' sets of two pairs of 8Mb (32Mb). At the time I spent a couple of hours scrolling down potential sellers of the GTX 3070 graphics card which I found for £380. Yes, you read that correctly. It even arrived the next day. I suffered from random crashes to desktop whenever I played a game through STEAM. I began to think that I'd been sold a dodgy GPU but not being sure, I sent the computer to an expert , who couldn't find anything wrong, then charged me a packet. Then my friend's son told me to check my memory. Lo and behold when I swapped out the RAM for this stuff, the crashes stopped. I can't even tell that it's slower. This is good stuff.

For a suite of applications, I need a alternative user profile setting. Surprised that they work off a VM (virtualbox) but that brought my 16GB RAM to its knee. With this 2x32GB, gives me 80GB in total. Main PC and VM and respective applications within both are working more smoothly, but I don't feel an overall uplift. Booting time is probably 10% quicker, but no significant different to others. Davinci Resolve loads about 10% quicker too, and again, everything is much smoother. VM takes as long to load and log in. It's time these applications make use of additional RAM. Gaming does not increase much capacity neither; it's smoother but not a huge gain beyond that. The RAM kit is fine and great. I think also the noticeable gain is already a massive positive improvement. My CPU is running usually below 10%.2nd day usePerformance of my VM has not changed from the slight improvement yesterday after the +64GB increase. What is much more impressive now is the Davinci Resolve loads about two-thirds quicker, from about 15 seconds to about 4 seconds. Loading a project takes half the time.With Chrome and other background things running (VPN, scheduled backup, scanning, email checker etc.) along with Davinci Resolve, I loaded Premier Pro CS6. There is noticeable difference of about 50% start up and loading time with the +64GB.Everything, my i7 CPU is running at 4-6% load, and RAM is at 26%: 20.xx / 79.8 available. (16GB + 64GB). I wonder what gain I get if I upgrade to i9. But I don't *need* it. :)

Setting the frequency to 3200MHz with XMP profile 1 results in a blue screen each time. The XMP 2.0 profile did work fine. Not being able to hit the advertised frequency is quite disappointing though.My motherboard is a z690 so I don't expect that is the issue.

Installed it and worked perfectly, if we ignore the fact I plugged my monitor into wrong HDMI the first time 😂 for people buying ram, even if it motherboard doesn't support the ram speed it will still run at mobos clock speed. Currently looking into a new mobo now.Tdlr explanation for people new to buying ram.Ram amount is how many processes it can handle at once, for example amount of pixels it can process at the same time using ur graphics card.Ram speed is how fast it can start a new process after finishing the previous.What this means is ram amount will help you process HD videos and images much faster than speed but ram speed allows it to switch faster allowing u to have higher FPS from videos and games, ofc subject to ur GPU speed as well. Unless ur looking to push 120+ fps ram speed is almost never considered.