Kingston Technology FURY Beast 64GB 5600MT/s DDR5 CL36 DIMM (set van 2) wit RGB EXPO

Kingston Technology FURY Beast DDR5 64GB 5600MT/s is a dual-channel memory kit consisting of two 32GB 288-pin DIMM modules designed for high-performance desktops. Operating at 5600MT/s with a CAS latency of 36 and a nominal voltage of 1.25V, this DDR5 kit delivers higher data transfer rates and improved power efficiency compared to previous generations. The modules feature a white heat spreader with integrated RGB lighting compatible with Kingston FURY CTRL™ and motherboard RGB software, and include support for Intel® XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO™ profiles for simplified overclocking and customizable performance settings.

Advantages

The Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 kit provides increased memory capacity and bandwidth for demanding multitasking, content creation and gaming workloads while maintaining lower operating voltage for better efficiency. Its RGB-enabled heat spreaders offer visual customization and synchronized lighting via patented Infrared Sync Technology™, and the modules are 100% tested at speed and covered by Kingston’s limited lifetime warranty. On-die ECC (ODECC) enhances data integrity to improve stability during overclocking sessions.

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How to use

Install the two 288-pin DIMM modules into matching memory slots on a compatible DDR5 motherboard, observing the recommended dual-channel slot configuration in the motherboard manual. Enable the preferred memory profile — Intel® XMP 3.0 or AMD EXPO™ — from the BIOS/UEFI to apply predefined speed, timing and voltage settings, or use Kingston FURY CTRL™ or your motherboard’s RGB software to configure lighting effects. Ensure the system power is off and grounded before installation and confirm BIOS compatibility and the latest firmware for full functionality.

Recommendations

For best results, pair this Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 64GB kit with a compatible next-generation CPU and motherboard that explicitly support DDR5 5600MT/s operation, and update BIOS/UEFI to the latest version. When overclocking, monitor system temperatures and stability; use the provided XMP/EXPO profiles as a starting point and adjust conservatively if you change voltages or timings.