Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 64GB (2x32GB) 4800MT/s DDR5 CL38 DIMM Desktop Gaming Memory Kit of 2 - KF548C38BBK2-64

Can't go wrong.

I already use a SSD with either Ryzen 5 or 7.. I say that because I was quite happy working with 8gig ram, and module was failing.. I splashed out on this, now I have noticed massive difference between then and with this 64gig pack.. amazing and required if you do anything intensive on computer from games to videos it can easily deal with your requirements. As an aside I note windows is now fully working within the memory and that helps the whole process, I will absolutely buy this again for other machines as I plan to separate the games and music onto other machines... Absolutely recommend

Unlike the previous Corsair RAM I bought that was for Intel and AMD, this RAM is 100% EXPO verified for AMD and runs at 6000MHz without a problem. Video enhancing is running faster than ever before.

Bench marking these, was a dream, they over performed in everyway. Brilliant.

High quality, good performance RAM. Took me extra force to install so do not fear of breaking the stick.

Solid yet low profile. Make sure to checked whether intel XMP or AMD Expo. Either will still work but you may miss out on Boost via BIOS

Produit à la hauteur

I managed to get this kit right before the price skyrocketed and it went out of stock. It works great. I like that it doesn't have any gaudy RGB on it and that it's low profile. It's been completely stable, and it runs fairly cool.

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Bought these for my Taichi x870 Lite motherboard that has XMP support, paired them with Ryzen 9950x and I must say it wasn't my best choice at all. Wanted to build a workstation with this kit but instead got a very unstable kit. I know they aren't in motherboard QVL list. It's a lottery, I know, but I didn't expect them to perform this bad. They are auto clocked to 3600MTs in the begining and I tried to boost the clock up to 5600MTs and failed. At 5200MTs they were still unstable, resulted with Windows BSOD craches, missing drivers at runtime, file corruptions etc. I lowered the clock even more to 4800MTs and now they perform somewhat stable. Occasional corruption errors but at least no Windows crashes. I might have to look for a stable QVL kit after all.