Kingston Fury Beast 32GB (2x16GB) 6400MT/s DDR5 CL32 Desktop Memory | AMD Expo | Kit of 2 | KF564C32BBEK2-32

Installed these sticks and they fired right up at rated speed with XMP — no issues at all. Super fast, stable, and perfect for gaming and multitasking. Definitely a noticeable upgrade from my old setup!

So far, these sticks are performing exactly as advertised. Installation was straightforward—I upgraded from 32GB, and everything went smoothly.I was able to achieve lower CAS timings of 28-36-36-54-88 at 1.4V and have attached a Zen Timings screenshot for reference. Initially, I had a small issue when swapping out my old RAM, but after resetting my BIOS, everything worked flawlessly. That was on me, not the kit itself.For stability, I ran OCCT for an hour, and the system remained rock solid. I could push the timings down to 26, but since I don’t want to increase the voltage, I’m happy with where it’s at.Overall, an excellent kit for the price. Thanks, Kingston!

If you're here, you're probably like me and looking for the information that doesn't seem to neatly find it's way to the same place when trying to find a straight answer about RAM, DDR5 specifically. By default, this RAM will run at DDR5-4800 CL40-39-39 @1.1V, however if you want to get the performance you are buying ***check your motherboard manufacturer's website for compatibility to ensure you can run this RAM @ the correct speed & voltage (DDR5-6000 CL30-36-36 @1.4v for profile 1 / DDR5-5600 CL40-40-40 @1.25v for profile 2) using Intel XMP/AMD EXPO.***For those trying to compare RAM speeds, use the vendor supplied CAS (CL) number and divide it by the vendor supplied MHz number. For this kit, 30CL/6000MHz = .005 nanosecond latency. If the vendor is showing the megatransfer per second number (3000MTs in this case) double the number (because DDR stands for DOUBLE data rate). This is a good way to determine the fastest RAM speeds between varying speed settings. For gaming, lower CL will provide quicker responses in gameplay due to a faster refresh rate, however a higher MT/s will provide higher average FPS and increase the minimum FPS to 1% lows which will reduce noticeable stutters. While no RAM can excel at both simultaneously, this 6000MHz kit does an excellent job balancing those qualities. This RAM is 34.9mm high for those wondering about CPU cooler clearances.-This dual channel kit is dual rank. You may have read DDR5 being listed as rank or side. Rank is interchangeable with side, meaning that a stick of RAM has either one side of the PCB populated with physical memory banks (single rank/side) or both sides of the PCB populated with physical memory banks (dual rank/side). If you can't physically inspect the RAM, this can be difficult to verify without being able to look under the heatsink with a light, however some manufacturers will provide diagrams (like Kingston).-This 64GB kit will make your system run faster- it's not just extra storage when compared to a 32GB kit. The difference of the storage capacity can matter, but it's mostly due to the access to data banks on either side of the RAM sticks (64GB is dual rank/32GB is single rank), although its debatable whether the Windows OS recognizes this and runs faster. The system response speed is compounded by using only 2 sticks of DDR5 out of a possible 4 slots on the motherboard which allows the RAM to run in dual channel at a higher frequency vs quad channel which generally runs with looser RAM timings and a lower clock speed for stability purposes. Also to note, the channels RAM fit on the motherboard do not refer to the RAM ranking and has to do with data interleaving 4 slots versus 2 using matched pair kits.-Lastly.. this kit is not cheap, however it is the best available kit that has compatible height with an air cooler. There are faster, more expensive kits on the market that can hit CL34@7200MHz, but they are mostly compatible with an AiO due to the lack of height restrictions. Using Intel XMP Profile 1 (CL30-36-36-80 @ 6000MT/s) and if your MoBo has the option, you can net a further boost with Performance Mode, which changes the RAM to CL30-36-36-77-113 with the click of a button and a short wait for RAM training upon boot.-If you did decide to get this RAM, congratulations- you're in the 99% (assuming you have the CPU with a capable memory controller) and you won't have to upgrade for a decade. Also, the black paint looks pretty snazzy without RGB. -THE ENDSystem Specs-CPU: Intel i9-14900K @ 1.400v core | -0.140v core offset (all other voltage settings are Intel defaults @ stock frequencies)MoBo: MSI MAG Z790 Tomahawk WiFi | BIOS Rev# 7D91vHF | MSI Extreme settings (Intel Defaults settings is a reductive multiplier hit)RAM: Kingston 64GB DDR5 | CL30-36-36-80 @ 6000MT/s using Intel XMP profile 1 | RAM Performance Mode in BIOS

Easy install and works exactly as advertised. there is some tinkering to be done if you want to reach the optimum clock speed, but solutions were easy to find online.

I have been thru 3 ram kits for my AMD CPU and I tried those super low latency DDR5 32 CAS latency kits and while the did boot , stability was just not their .So I went with this kit for my 9700x and it worked like a champ . Fast and stable , low voltage and low profile. I had no need or room to fit those fancy LED kits so I got the plain Black module .My bios shows that these are Micron chips , the chips that Crucial Ram uses but at a lower latency .36 CAS latency is good enough and I always suggest buying memory that supports the stock speeds of Your CPU and this fill the bill.Working just fine on my Asus ROG STRIX B650E-F

The only downside is the higher EXPO voltage (1.4) but otherwise this kit has performed very well. There are a few Amazon Warehouse kits that are an excellent price for the performance provided. Allegedly these are Hynix A die kits, which are among the best that one can get.

So far so good. pc is performing well and speed is on par. No issue with this memory. I would recommend this for amd builds.

Works great. Got it for my 11 yr old son