Kingston 8GB 6000MT/s DDR5 CL30 DIMM FURY Beast RGB EXPO
Kingston 8GB 6000MT/s DDR5 CL30 DIMM FURY Beast RGB EXPO
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Speed and Style: Kingston FURY Beast RGB 8GB DDR5-6000
The Kingston FURY Beast RGB is designed for gamers who want top speed and vibrant style in a single stick. This RAM delivers a blazing-fast 6000 MT/s speed combined with a very low CL30 latency, making it one of the fastest options available for gaming responsiveness. It's ready for any AMD system with the EXPO profile and features eye-catching, customizable RGB lighting that stays perfectly synchronized with Kingston's patented Infrared Sync Technology.
Note: This is a single 8GB module, ideal for budget-friendly upgrades or populating a quad-channel motherboard with a total of four sticks.
⭐ Highlights
⭐ Highlights
Fast 6000MT/s Speed with Low CL30 Latency | AMD EXPO & Intel XMP 3.0 Certified | Vibrant RGB Lighting with Infrared Sync | Improved Overclock Stability with On-Die ECC (ODECC) | Sleek, Low-Profile Heat Spreader Design
⚙️ Specifications
⚙️ Specifications
RAM Module Type: DIMM (Desktop)
RAM Technology: DDR5
RAM Capacity Per Module: 8 GB
RAM Kit Configuration:1 x 8 GB (Single Module)
RAM Speed MTs: 6000 MT/s
RAM CAS Latency CL: CL30
RAM Module Height mm: 42.23 mm (1.66 inches)
RAM RGB Lighting: Yes (ARGB, customizable)
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The POST-Check Protocol
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Dual-Channel Slot Order
Action: Consult your motherboard manual and install two sticks into the specific slots required for Dual-Channel mode, typically the second and fourth slots (A2/B2). Why: Installing sticks next to each other (A1/A2) forces the RAM into slower Single-Channel mode, losing up to 50% of memory performance.
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Physical Seating
Action: Line up the notch on the stick with the slot key, press firmly and evenly on both ends until the plastic clips on both sides fully snap shut. Why: RAM requires surprising force to seat fully, and improperly inserted sticks are the most common cause of a system failing to POST (boot up).
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XMP/EXPO Activation
Action: CRITICAL POST-BUILD STEP: After the PC boots, enter the BIOS and manually enable the XMP (Intel) or EXPO (AMD) profile. Why: Your RAM defaults to a slow baseline speed (e.g., 4800MHz); enabling the profile unlocks the faster advertised speed you paid for.
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Check QVL List
Action: Before buying, confirm your specific RAM module model number is listed on your motherboard's Qualified Vendor List (QVL). Why: This ensures the motherboard manufacturer has tested and guaranteed the memory is electrically compatible with your board.
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Mixed Stick Speeds
Action: Avoid mixing RAM kits; if you must mix different speeds, all sticks will be automatically down-clocked to match the slowest stick installed. Why: Mismatched speeds cause the memory controller to default to the lowest common speed, wasting the performance potential of the faster modules.
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Handle by Edges
Action: Handle the memory sticks only by the top or side edges, avoiding all contact with the gold contacts and the integrated chips. Why: Static electricity and oils from your fingers can damage the sensitive electrical contacts, potentially leading to memory errors or failure to be recognized by the motherboard.