Kingston Technology FURY Beast RGB memory module 16 GB 2 x 8 GB DDR5 5600 MHz

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Kingston Technology FURY Beast RGB memory module 16 GB 2 x 8 GB DDR5 5600 MHz
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Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 RGB1 lets you overclock in style on next-gen gaming platforms with cutting-edge technology. Experience the superior speed advancements of DDR5 with double the banks and double the burst length.N/AN/AVibrant RGB lighting customisable with Kingston FURY CTRL software and patented Infrared Sync Technology along with the new heat spreader design sets you apart in and out of the game.N/AN/AAdditionally Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 RGB features Plug N Play automatic overclocking at 4800MT/s2 and utilises Intel XMP 3.0 a new overclock spec with two customisable profiles. N/AN/AEnhanced RGB lighting with new heat spreader designN/AGame in style by customising the smooth stunning range of RGB lighting1 effects using Kingston FURY CTRL or the motherboard manufacturers software. N/AN/APatented Kingston FURY Infrared Sync TechnologyN/AVibrant RGB effects light in unison with Kingstons patented Infrared Sync Technology. N/AN/AIntel XMP 3.0-Ready and CertifiedN/AAdvanced pre-optimised timings speed and voltage for overclocking performance and save new user-customisable profiles utilising a programmable PMIC. N/AN/AQualified by the worlds leading motherboard manufacturersN/ATested and trusted for your preferred motherboard so you can build with confidence. N/AN/AImproved stability for overclockingN/AOn-die ECC (ODECC) helps maintain data integrity to sustain ultimate performance while you push the limits!N/AN/APlug N Play at 4800MT/sN/AKingston FURY Beast DDR5 RGB will auto-overclock itself to the highest listed speed allowed by the system BIOS.

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