Kingston FURY Beast RGB 32GB (2x16GB) 3200MT/s DDR4 CL16 Desktop Memory Kit of 2 | Infrared Syncing | Intel XMP | AMD Ryzen | Plug n Play | KF432C16BBAK2/32

Great product, really fast, improved my computer performance.

No issues. I have never had an issue with Kingston. This is in a new Ryzen build and everything works flawlessly. Will keep buying Kingston.

the motherboard needs to have RBG controls well not be able to change colors need to make sure clock speed is correct or well not work

I bought this RAM to match up to the same-ish RAM that came in my OMEN Ryzen Desktop. Oddly enough, the 3200 MHz was cheaper than the 2666, so I got the 3200 MHz with the plan to get another to replace the current 2666 one. Immediately noticed a difference when gaming. I play 7 Days to Die, which is an absolute RAM hog (often uses 14+ gb when hosting a game). I noticed a huge performance boost the very first time hosting with this RAM addition. Well worth the $, in my opinion, if you already have a decent graphics card and processor but need that little extra boost.

Bought this to upgrade my Alienware Aurora R7 and works great. The 1.2V is compatible and recommended for the motherboard. I stayed with 2666 speed as that is what my original RAM was. Easy to install and compatible.

Kingston FURY Beast 2x32GB DDR4-3600 CL18 on my ASUS B550-F with 5900x can be overclocked to 4066Mhz (without change default latency) @1.35V. Use it at 4000Mhz. It is Hynix chip.

This was installed on an HP OMEN 30L. Like many pre-built, the BIOS does not have controls for memory overclocking. You will have to study each manufacturers specification to make sure you understand what timing and speed the memory is capable of in both JEDEC (usually 1.2v) and XMP (usually 1.35v). While you can get JEDEC 3200 from Crucial, I decided to go with the FURY Beast JEDEC and XMP at 1.2v at 2666 primarily to match the RGB design of the 30L. I understood the speed trade off.

I was running Samsung16gb DDR4 3200MHz 1.2v (M378A2G43AB3-CWE), which was clocked at max Dell speed of 2933MHz. I upgraded to Fury, 2 sticks of 16gb, and retained the same speed not to make things complicated. The PC now clocked 32gb at 2400MHz! BTW, Dells BIOS does not have any options for XMP.

Great memory. Very easy to add, looks nice, and works at advertised speeds. Have not tried to overclock so I cant comment on it.

Upgraded my storage/gaming pc which only had 16gb of Ram. This works flawlessly with my amd system.