Kingston FURY Beast RGB 8GB 3600MT/s DDR4 CL17 Desktop Memory Single Stick KF436C17BBA/8

Product was easy to install, DDR4 3200HZ RAM. Has a lovely RGB effect and goes well with my green RGB gaming setup. The only downside to this product is the software to change the colour of the light strip on the RAM itself, the software is called Fury Ctrl. It's buggy to say the least and it was a nightmare to install onto the PC. It's still not working but my motherboard also has RGB and this does have issues with "other" RGB software. I eventually looked in my RGB motherboard software and it had added another module which could then change the colour, it's a bit buggy but it now works. So if you have a gigabyte board then make sure you uninstall the motherboard fusion or any RGB software, then install the Fury Ctrl and then overlay your motherboard fusion driver again. This is just me so others might not get these issues, but it's a bit buggy. The RAM itself is excellent and very quick, I've noticed a big difference in response during gaming. Very cheap for the money as well only £65 just over for 16GB. Well happy

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. :)

I have a HP OMEN 30L GT13 1056 (Intel) PC. I've been reading about RAM upgrades for weeks trying to get through the information and mis-information about what you can and can't do with these machines because of HP getting in the way, locking things down, and limiting access to XMP profiles in the BIOS meaning everything would run at 2400mhz, even though RAM is spec'd for something much greater. I was trying to buy HP's proper 'HyperX Fury' to limit chances of incompatibility, but couldn't find it for sale any legitimate source. I got so frustrated with it that I decided to buy what looks right (Kingston Fury Beast DDR4 - 2x8GB kit), and try to fix-forward once I had it. Ordered yesterday, arrived today (thanks Amazon Prime!).It installed as easily as you'd expect for a RAM upgrade. RGB all seems to work fine, and it's doing what my other 2 DIMMs do. 32GB now registered - 4x 8GB DIMMs, but it was running at 2400mhz... So, fix forward time....Turns out, with the new DIMMs, the HP BIOS (hit escape repeatedly as the machine is turning on, and when the boot menu loads select 'configure' (or something like that)) opens up additional configuration options! In the BIOS config options, there is now an XMP Profiles section which wasn't there before!! I've set to Profile option 1, saved and rebooted. It rebooted itself a couple of times, but I'm now back in Windows, and RAM is all running at 3200MHz!Sweet!So, if you're a new HP Omen user with Intel Chipset and HyperX FURY RGB RAM, and you're wondering how you can get more RAM - buy this, install, set XMP profile in BIOS that magically appear and reboot. Sorted.

ive bought many sticks of ram but ive found kingston to be the best so far ive been using this ram for a while now no slowdowns or any issues ive bought 2 and there great also have good rgb and very good value for moeny as their quite cheap

They're good value and performance is great, chips are c-die micron.

Works very well with windows. however Linux lacks support by OpenRGB, but it will just cycle if you don't run the windows driver software. Windows software suit is very easy to use and set up and lots of choices on colours, and pattern to cycle through should fit every PC build light scheme perfectly.

I recommend the seller and the product 100%

These memory sticks are just as easy or hard to install as any other DDR sticks. ( have done quite a few on different motherboards and different types of DDR) Hence the easy to install score.They are faster than my old memory sticks and the result is noticeable in some games.They also conform to Gigabytes' RGB Fusion 2.0 standard so work well for me.