Kingston 16GB Fury Renegade RGB DDR4 Memory Kit — 4000MT/s CL19, 2x8GB

Meet Kingston 16GB (2x8GB) Fury Renegade RGB DDR4 memory — a blazing upgrade for gamers, streamers, and creative professionals who demand speed, reliability, and eye-catching illumination. This kit clocks in at 4000MT/s with tight CL19 timings, delivering snappy responsiveness for everything from high-refresh gaming to multitasking with heavy workloads. Built with a robust aluminum heat spreader and vibrant RGB lighting, it blends performance with aesthetics to elevate your build. Whether you’re chasing higher frame rates, smoother rendering, or simply a cooler, more stylish PC, Fury Renegade RGB is engineered to push your system to the edge while keeping thermals in check and visuals on point.

• High-performance memory kit: 16GB total (2 x 8GB) designed for today’s demanding games and multi-tasking workloads, providing ample headroom for streaming, editing, and content creation.
• DDR4-4000 MT/s with tight CL19 timings: Delivers faster data access and improved responsiveness, translating to smoother gameplay, quicker load times, and more fluid multitasking across applications.
• FURY Renegade RGB lighting: Striking RGB illumination synchronized with your build, controllable via Kingston software to match your rig’s theme and mood.
• Intel XMP 2.0 ready and AMD-friendly: Optimized profiles for simple automatic overclocking on compatible motherboards, giving you extra performance with minimal setup.
• Premium build and reliability: Aluminum heat spreader for efficient heat dissipation, rigorous testing for quality and stability, and a kit designed to perform consistently under gaming and creative workloads.

Technical Details of Kingston 16GB Fury Renegade RGB DDR4 Memory Kit

• Capacity: 16GB total (2 x 8GB)
• Memory Type: DDR4
• Speed: 4000MT/s
• Latency: CL19
• Format: DIMM
• RGB Lighting: Kingston Fury Renegade RGB
• Voltage: Standard DDR4 operating range (plant-tested for reliability across supported platforms)
• Compatibility: Intel XMP 2.0 ready; optimized for AMD Ryzen and Intel-based systems
• Form Factor: Desktop memory kit (Unbuffered, Non-ECC)
• Includes: 2 x 8GB modules in a dual-channel kit for optimal performance with dual-channel memory bandwidth

How to Install Kingston 16GB Fury Renegade RGB DDR4 Memory Kit

• Power down your PC and disconnect the power cord. Ground yourself to avoid static discharge before handling memory modules.
• Open the computer case to access the motherboard and memory slots. Identify the correct DIMM slots for dual-channel operation according to your motherboard manual (often the outermost or the color-moded slots).
• Align the notch on the memory module with the key in the memory slot. Insert the module at a slight angle and press firmly until the retaining clips click into place on both sides.
• Repeat for the second module, ensuring both sticks are seated securely in their slots to enable dual-channel performance.
• Reconnect power and boot the system. Enter the BIOS/UEFI and enable XMP 2.0 profiles if you want to run the memory at 4000MT/s with its rated CL19 timings. Save and exit to apply the settings.

Frequently asked questions

• What capacity is included in this Kingston Fury Renegade RGB kit? The kit provides a total of 16GB of DDR4 memory, comprised of two 8GB modules (2x8GB).
• What speeds does this memory support? This kit operates at 4000MT/s, optimized for peak gaming and content-creation performance. It is designed to run at this speed when the system supports it via XMP 2.0 or equivalent motherboard profiles.
• Is the memory RGB-enabled and controllable? Yes. The Fury Renegade RGB modules include built-in RGB lighting, and the lighting is controllable via Kingston's Fury software so you can customize colors, effects, and synchronization with your build.
• Is this memory compatible with both Intel and AMD platforms? Yes. The kit is designed to work with Intel-based systems and AMD Ryzen platforms. For the best results, enable the appropriate XMP profile in your motherboard’s BIOS/UEFI and ensure your BIOS is up to date.
• Do I need to manually overclock, or is it automatic? The memory is designed to run at its rated speed via XMP 2.0 profiles. On supported motherboards, you can enable the profile for automatic timing and speed settings. Manual overclocking is optional if you want to push for even higher margins, though results vary by motherboard and CPU.