Kingston Fury Beast RGB 16GB 6000MT/s DDR5 CL40 DIMM Desktop Memory (Kit of 2) | Intel XMP 3.0 | Infrared Sync Technology | Overclocking Stability | KF560C40BBAK2-16

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.

I purchased a 32GB kit after one of the memory modules in my iBuyPower prebuilt failed, and I have to say that I'm pleased with the quality of this ram! It's fast, and the RGB looks a lot better than the RGB on my old Apacer kit. It also fits well into tighter spaces.

Looks great and performs as advertised. Would buy again.

...install. runs at full speed in quad mode. just took one look into bios to set it up. and im approaching 80, so anyone should be able to do it!

One thing I didn't like is that it's packaging was clearly opened at on point.

bought to update an hp omen 2009 desktop to 128G memory. I run a few 7b to 32b LLM models with a rtx 4070 card. I haven't noticed any issues about memory. There're cheaper options on the market but I chose this hoping it will last long.btw, I'm not young and don't really like RGB things, but it's OK.

When I ordered my new HP OMEN 40L this month it came with 16GB of this Kingston RGB RAM.I didn't upgrade with additional RAM when I ordered it because Amazon's price is less than HP's so I decided to wait until my PC arrived last week to go from 16GB to 80GB by adding the kit with 2x32GB (Amazon is also a lot less than ordering from the Kingston website).I made sure to stick with the same speed of 5200MT/s since that's how my OMEN was built (2x8GB 5200MT/s) so I wouldn't need to make changes in the BIOS. I'm not into "gaming" (except occasionally playing Fortnite) so I won't need to be messing with over-clocking this PC. These new modules were easy to install and were recognized instantly when I rebooted my PC.I like the HP OMEN PCs because they're easy to upgrade, especially with things like the Kingston RAM.Even if you're not a hard-core gamer, like me, these RGB modules are a nice add-on to a compatible PC. The lighting can be adjusted, and even turned off with your PCs lighting software or Kingston's free download, but these modules are also available as non-RGB.

This memory will not run at 5600mhz on the Alienware R16 Intel I9 13th Gen. It will only run at 4800mhz. If you have the Alienware R16 you will need to order Crucial Pro 64GB Kit (2x32GB) DDR5 RAM, 5600MHz Desktop Memory UDIMM 288-pin, Compatible with Intel & AMD CP2K32G56C46U5. Unfortunately, the Crucial memory is not RGB.https://www.amazon.com/Crucial-2x32GB-5600MT-Desktop-CP2K32G56C46U5/dp/B0C79H54TQ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_product_top?ie=UTF8&th=1hopefully this review will save you time and headaches.