Kingston FURY Beast 16GB (2x8GB) 5600MT/s DDR5 CL36 RGB Desktop Memory Kit of 2 | Infrared Syncing | AMD EXPO | KF556C36BBEAK2-16

Ram that came in my PC died after 2 days, after trying several brands out, this brand has performed the best! I thought I was stuck with the super ugly g skill ram that is supposed to be the best, but I gave these a shot and I’m legitimately getting 3fps average on CP2077 benchmarks with ONLY that change between tests.RGB is overly bright out of the box and does not work 100% properly with aura sync, mainly the start night effect I use, but after installing the software, I got it set to a rainfall effect like my previous PC had with Corsair which I love, and also there is a 10% brightness preset that is perfect

My husband bought a prebuilt HP Omen for what was a fantastic price at the time, except it came with a paltry 16GB RAM. I'd read reports of replacement RAM not playing nice with the system, and cautioned him, but he decided to get the PC anyway. It was only recently that he ran into RAM issues, and he purchased this 32GB kit. It is running perfectly alongside the original 16GB, giving him 48GB total RAM. While this isn't the ideal setup for optimal RAM performance, it suits his purposes just fine.

Works perfect, kingston never disappoint!!

Just wrapped up my AMD R7 77800XMD build and used these. At first the machine didn't want to boot with both sticks in. However the Mobo said it was having a memory issue and users online said to use one stick. Booted up, ran BIOS fine and then installed Windows. Once that was installed I was able to put the second stick in and use EXPO to run these sticks at 6000mt. I did get the 6400mt kit but I was reading the AMD's don't like to go over 6000, so used the "less overclocked" EXPO profile. And so far, so good. Stability seems great on both sticks after going thru set up and adjusting BIOS.The build quality on these things is amazing. They are heavy and feel premium. Seems like great heat spreaders.Then the RGB's...my god they are bright! They are as bright as the sun and make my fans look like the moon. I was thinking of going G.Skill but I have to say I am glad I didn't Kingston fan here for sure.

Great memory. Easy to install and BIOS makes it easy to overclock using EXPO. Very stable with a AMD 9 Ryzen 9990X. Easy to configure the RGB and the RGB looks outstanding. Bright colors/

This is a high-quality product from a well proven supplier and it uses Hynix A-die chips, ones that are currently the best on the market. It started in one click without any issue at all at advertized timings and clocks with my AMD 9800x3d and it can run significantly faster with some manual tweaking.My only problem was RGB lights on the set. The issue is that they are ON by default and while I can customize color (or turn them off), its all back to square one each time I reboot until I run a special utility. That's pretty annoying, RGB should be either off by default or at least. Its typical for all RGB-enabled sets though. Customization-wide you can set any color to 8 addressable LEDs on this RAM, giving you plenty of options once you boot past this default "rainbow" effect

Maxed out my HP Omen 35L. Great memory at a great value.

These modules worked just fine with my Gigabyte X670 Gaming X-AX-V2 motherboard, with a caveat. I have four of these modules; they are completely stable at up to 6000 MT/sec, but at the full spec 6400 MT/sec using the built-in EXPO profile I have experienced several spontaneous reboots. These issues went away when I clocked them back down to 6000; they also go away if I remove two of the modules. Note that this is not uncommon in DDR5 when used in all four slots of a four-slot AM5 motherboard.Other aspects: the LEDs are bright. Really bright. They are the brightest LEDs in my case (moreso than any of the fans or the AIO CPU cooler pump unit. I don't mind this, just be aware they're going to call attention to themselves moreso than other RGB components.All in all I do recommend them, especially given their (at the time of purchase) good price, with the caveat that they are at their best 2 sticks per system rather than 4. If 32gb is all you need, these are a five-star winner. If you need 64gb and absolute best performance, get the 2x32 kit instead at a bit more cost-per-GB. And if 6000 MT/sec is fine for you, it's still a good product at 4 sticks per system.