Kingston FURY Beast 16GB 5600MT/s DDR5 CL40 DIMM Black
Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 memory brings the latest cutting-edge technology for next-gen gaming plat...Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 memory brings the latest cutting-edge technology for next-gen gaming platforms. Taking speed, capacity and reliability even further, DDR5 arrives with an arsenal of enhanced features, like on-die ECC (ODECC) for improved stability at extreme speeds, dual 32-bit subchannels for increased efficiency and an on-module power management integrated circuit (PMIC) to provide juice where it's needed most. This single module offers 16GB of memory with a speed of 5600MT/s and CAS latency of CL40, designed for desktop gaming. It features a black color family and is part of the FURY Beast series.
This Kingston FURY Beast 16GB DDR5 memory module is designed for PC users seeking enhanced performance for next-generation gaming and demanding applications. Its key benefit lies in cutting-edge DDR5 technology for superior speed and efficiency. A caveat is that DDR5 requires a compatible motherboard and CPU, and this is a single 16GB module, which may not be sufficient for all multitasking or heavy-duty professional workloads.
All features
Colour
Black
Series
FURY Beast
Model Part Number
KF556C40BB-16
Brand
Kingston Technology
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Is this memory module compatible with my DDR4 motherboard?
No, this is a DDR5 memory module and is not compatible with motherboards designed for DDR4 memory. You will need a motherboard specifically supporting DDR5.
Can I mix this DDR5 module with my existing DDR4 RAM?
No, you cannot mix DDR5 and DDR4 memory modules. They are physically and electrically incompatible.
What is the difference between Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO?
Both are profiles designed to simplify overclocking. Intel XMP 3.0 is optimized for Intel platforms, while AMD EXPO is optimized for AMD platforms, though many DDR5 modules support both.
How do I enable XMP/EXPO to get the advertised speed?
You need to access your motherboard's BIOS/UEFI settings during startup. Look for settings related to memory profiles, often labeled 'XMP' or 'EXPO', and enable the appropriate profile.
Is the heatsink removable?
The heatsink is attached to the memory module for thermal dissipation and is generally not designed to be removed. Attempting to remove it may void the warranty and could damage the module.
What is the warranty period for Kingston FURY memory?
Kingston FURY memory typically comes with a limited lifetime warranty. Please refer to Kingston's official website for the most current warranty information specific to your region.
What does CL40 mean?
CL stands for CAS Latency, which is the time delay between the memory controller telling the memory module to access a specific column in a row and the data from that column being ready. CL40 indicates 40 clock cycles of latency.
Troubleshooting
PC not booting or displaying an error code related to memory.
Ensure the RAM module is fully seated in the slot. Try booting with a single stick if you have multiple. Reseat the module, ensuring the clips are locked. Check BIOS settings for compatibility or manually set timings if necessary.
System instability or crashes after installing the memory.
Verify that the memory is running at its rated speed and voltage. If XMP/EXPO is enabled, try disabling it to see if stability improves. Ensure your motherboard's BIOS is up to date. Check for overheating of other system components.
Memory not detected at its full speed (e.g., running at 4800 MT/s instead of 5600 MT/s).
Enter your system's BIOS and enable the Intel XMP 3.0 or AMD EXPO profile. Ensure your motherboard and CPU support the advertised speed. Update your motherboard's BIOS to the latest version.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Significantly boosts system performance for gaming and demanding applications.
DDR5 technology offers higher bandwidth and efficiency over DDR4.
On-die ECC provides improved stability for overclocking and intensive tasks.
Supports both Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO for flexible overclocking.
Sleek, low-profile heatsink design for good thermal management and aesthetics.
Cons
Requires a compatible DDR5 motherboard and CPU.
Single 16GB module might not be enough for heavy multitasking or professional video editing/3D rendering.
Overclocking may require additional voltage adjustments and adequate system cooling.
Higher latency (CL40) compared to some premium DDR5 modules, though often compensated by higher speeds.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Ensure your motherboard supports DDR5 memory.
Power off your PC and unplug it from the power source.
Open your PC case and locate the RAM slots on the motherboard.
Carefully align the notch on the memory module with the notch in the RAM slot.
Press down firmly and evenly on both ends of the module until the clips on the sides snap into place.
Close the PC case, reconnect the power, and turn on your computer.
Your system should recognize the new memory. For optimal performance, consider enabling XMP or EXPO profiles in your BIOS settings.
Compatibility:
Motherboard: Requires a motherboard with DDR5 RAM slots. Check your motherboard's Qualified Vendor List (QVL) for tested compatibility.
CPU: Compatible with CPUs that support DDR5 memory (e.g., Intel 12th Gen Core or newer, AMD Ryzen 7000 series or newer).
Care:
Static Discharge: Always ground yourself before handling memory modules to prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD), which can damage components.
Cleaning: If necessary, gently clean the gold contacts with a pencil eraser or a lint-free cloth. Avoid using liquids or abrasive cleaners.
Cooling: Ensure adequate airflow within your PC case to keep the heatsink effective. The heatsink is designed for passive cooling; active cooling is generally not required unless extreme overclocking is performed.
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