Kingston Fury RGB Beast 16GB DDR4 Desktop RAM Kit - Black

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$277.67

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Features

Kingston FURY Beast DDR4 RGB Memory

Kingston FURY™ Beast DDR4 RGB memory upgrades the style and performance of any system. Featuring stunning RGB lighting to complement the sleek black heat spreader and impressive speeds up to 3200MT/s. Choose between Intel® XMP Certified & XMP-Ready profiles, Ready for AMD Ryzen™, or go for Plug N Play automatic overclocking at 2666MT/s to get the boost you need for work and play.

- Sleek low-profile RGB lighting
- Patented Kingston FURY Infrared Sync Technology
- Intel® XMP Certified and XMP-Ready
- Ready for AMD Ryzen™
- Plug N Play functionality at 2666MT/s

Customisable RGB lighting with sleek styling

Transform your system using Kingston FURY™ CTRL to choose from over a dozen lighting patterns or customise RGB effects on the sleek heat spreader.

Kingston FURY™ Infrared Sync Technology™

Keep RGB lighting effects in sync with patented Kingston FURY Infrared Sync Technology.

Intel® XMP Certified and XMP-Ready

Our engineers have predefined Intel Extreme Memory Profiles to reach speeds of up to 3200MT/s to get the most out of your memory.

Ready for AMD Ryzen™

Trust your AMD-based system to get down to business in-app or in-game with memory that's ready for Ryzen.

Plug N Play - Automatic overclocking at 2666MT/s2*

For a reliable and compatible upgrade, Kingston FURY Beast DDR4 RGB Plug N Play modules will auto-overclock to the highest listed speed allowed by system BIOS.

RAM speeds were traditionally listed in MHz (e.g. DDR4 3200MHz or DDR5 6000MHz). Today, the industry standard is MT/s (megatransfers per second), so you'll now see speeds shown as DDR4 3200MT/s or DDR5 6000MT/s.

What does MT/s mean?

MT/s measures the number of data transfers a memory module can perform each second, making it a more accurate way to express RAM performance.

In practice, a module labelled 3200MHz is the same speed as 3200MT/s - only the terminology has changed.