Kingston Technology Fury Beast Rgb Memory Module 128 Gb 4 X 32 Gb Ddr4 3600 Mhz

4 x 32GB, DDR4-3600, CL18, 288-Pin, DIMM

Kingston Technology FURY Beast RGB. Component for: PC/Server, Internal memory: 128 GB, Memory layout (modules x size): 4 x 32 GB, Internal memory type: DDR4, Memory clock speed: 3600 MHz, Memory form factor: 288-pin DIMM, CAS latency: 18

Kingston FURY™ Beast DDR4 RGB1 delivers a boost of performance and style with speeds of up to 3733MHz2, aggressive styling, and RGB lighting that runs the length of the module for smooth and stunning effects. This dazzling, cost-effective upgrade is available in 2666MHz–3733MHz speeds, CL15–19 latencies, single module capacities of 8GB–32GB, and kit capacities of 16GB–128GB. It features Plug N Play automatic overclocking at 2666MHz2 speeds and is both Intel XMP-ready and ready for Ryzen. FURY Beast DDR4 RGB stays cool with its stylish, low-profile heat spreader.

Some legacy chipsets/processors from Intel prior to 8th Gen have not been updated to support memory modules featuring DDR4 16Gbit density DRAM. Check with system or motherboard manufacturer for an updated BIOS to support 16Gbit DRAM.

Customizable RGB lighting with aggressive styling
Give your battle station a stylish upgrade thanks to Beast DDR4 RGB’s heat spreader and customizable smooth, stunning RGB effects. Use the powerful Kingston FURY CTRL software or motherboard manufacturer’s software to create your own look.

Kingston FURY Infrared Sync Technology
RGB effects stay synced thanks to Kingston’s patented infrared sync technology.

Intel XMP-Ready
Our engineers have predefined Intel Extreme Memory Profiles designed to maximize the performance of our memory modules reaching speeds up to 3733MHz.

Ready for AMD Ryzen
Get memory that’s ready for Ryzen and will seamlessly integrate with your AMD-based system. A reliable, compatible performance boost for your build.

Plug N Play – Automatic overclocking up to 2666MHz
A simple and easy Plug N Play upgrade, Kingston FURY Beast DDR4 RGB will auto-overclock itself to the highest listed speed allowed by the system BIOS.