Kingston FURY Beast Black 16GB 5200MT/s DDR5 CL40 XMP 3.0 Ready Computer Memory (Kit of 2) KF552C40BBK2-16

I can't stress this enough in reviews and verbally to people I know that... Check Compatibility and QVL across every piece of equipment that they plan to build a new PC with, it's crucial. The CPU in my current build is an AMD Ryzen 7 7700x and I was looking for the best performance and highest transfer rates that is compatible with both the motherboard and the CPU. I searched for hours and scrolled through a very long Compatibility list on MSI support site for the MSI PRO B650M-A wifi motherboard and this was the best fit for budget and performance. Enabled A-XMP Profile 1 which had the 5200 MT/s I needed for my CPU and off we went to boot and load up the system.Stability was not an issue with this product from the get-go and its Memory Quality, I trust over any other brand or Manufacturer or RAM, hands down. Color isn't an issue as the motherboard is black so the RAM being black blends well. You won't regret your purchase if you do it right and check, check, check your QVLs. I'd highly recommend this!

I bought these to replace some failed ram from a different manufacturer. It's been about 7 months so far and I've had no issues these are actually a little faster than my previous ones that I had so can't complain not a bad price.

Wonderful item and great price, works great!

A lot of ram, all works as expected.

Works at rated speed

Can't run 4, 8 gig sticks/32 gigs at max xmp (ddr5 5200) on an MSI b650 pro wifi. AMD 7800 3D. Apps and games become unstable and crash. Had to drop down to 4800MT/s. Unfortunate but other than that, they perform well. 5 star.

I recently purchased a Lenovo Legion Tower 7i Gen 8 with Intel Core i9-14900KF processor and GTX 4080 Super. Specifically, this is the Legion T7 34IRZ8.I found mixed reviews on the max RAM capacity; the datasheet specified 64gb max, but other information indicated 128gb max. I am happy to report that I am running 128gb; 4x 32gb sticks from Kingston (this product).My full saga:1) My machine shipped with 32gb of ram, 2x 16gb SK Hynix sticks.2) I updated the BIOS to the May 7th release, BIOS Version O5UKT3AA3) Using this BIOS version, I could enable XMP profiles and set the factory RAM to DDR5-56004) I took the risk of ordering a 128gb ram kit. Specifically, I went for the Kingston Fury Beast Black 128gb (4 x 32gb) kit, Kingston P/N: KF556C40BBK4-128.5) I first replaced the stock ram with half the new ram (2 x 32gb). This booted fine, and on XMP Profile 1 would run at 5600 MHz6) I then added two more 32gb sticks, filling up the RAM channels. It took a long time to boot with this configuration; I believe the BIOS eventually resorted to default configuration and a memory speed of 3800 MHz.7) Once into the BIOS, I tried setting the XMP Profile 1, all sticks to 5600 MHz. No luck getting this to post.8) Fortunately I could get into the BIOS and switch the profile to XMP Profile 2, DDR5-5200. Ran several memory tests (OCCT, Karhu TestMem5) and all is stable.

Got the 2 orange 4 white blinking lights on my Dell 8950. Ordered these, put them in... And all it did was say "retrieving data" and then black screen. Tried just one stick and black screen. I have replaced ram in countless pcs and never saw "retrieving data" when turning on. I just replaced 2 other pcs and they are all fine. Admittedly they are all different brands. Maybe DOA, I don't know. Gonna try crucial, which is what I pulled out of this one. Now that I think about it, I pulled Furies out of another PC and replaced it with Crucials. This is going back.