Fury Beast DDR5: Kingston’s record RAM now with RGB lighting

With DDR5 RAM from Kingston’s Fury Beast series, the first overclocking record with the current memory standard beyond 10,000 MT/s to DDR5-10004 was achieved in April of this year, which was replaced a short time later by Gigabyte’s Aorus RAM with DDR5-10022 been discontinued, but was nonetheless a notable and groundbreaking success.

Now, Kingston is refitting its hitherto available modules without lighting effects, also with RGB lighting and a new heatspreader design, which according to the announcement should ensure bright and even lighting. As usual, various effects and co. are offered, which can be set and synchronized via software or mainboard.

Key data and prices

The new memory sticks with data transfer rates from 4,800 to 6,000 MT/s can be overclocked automatically and without the need to additionally select a profile, with the modules with 5,200 MT/s and more using Intel XMP 3.0 profiles to optimize speed, timings and set tension. Nothing has changed in terms of storage sizes, transfer rates and latencies compared to the previous models. Kingston, meanwhile, promises a lifetime warranty.

• Capacities individually – 8 GiB, 16 GiB, 32 GiB
• Capacities kit of two – 16 GiB, 32 GiB, 64 GiB
• Clock rates: 4800 MT/s, 5200 MT/s, 5600 MT/s, 6000 MT/s
• Latencies: CL38, CL40
• Voltage: 1.1V 1.25V 1.35V
• Operating temperature: 0°C – 85°C
• Dimensions: 133.35mm x 42.23mm x 7.11mm

In the PCGH price comparison can also be found already first offers without delivery date, from around 70 euros for a bar with 8 GiByte and DDR5-4800 as the smallest expansion stage up to a 64 GiB kit with DDR5-5600 for around 515 euros are sufficient, although with this memory size there is currently no listing for DDR5-6000 modules with 32 GiB each, while DDR5-6000 currently has a maximum of a 32 GiB kit with 16 GiB bars listed for around 321 euros will.