Kingston FURY Beast 128GB (4 x 32GB) DDR4 SDRAM Memory Kit

Upgrade your system with a powerhouse of speed and capacity. The Kingston FURY Beast DDR4 RGB Memory kit delivers extraordinary performance for enthusiasts who demand fluid multitasking, rapid loading, and blazing responsiveness. This 128GB kit (4 x 32GB) is engineered to push heavy workloads—think high‑end gaming, 3D rendering, video editing, and multiple virtual machines—without sacrificing stability. With speeds up to 3733MT/s, a sleek black heat spreader, and vivid RGB lighting, the Kingston FURY Beast combines performance and style to elevate any desktop build. Whether you’re crafting a dedicated gaming rig, a content‑creation workstation, or a multitask monster, this memory kit is designed to keep up with your ambitions and your software stack, while remaining reliable and easy to configure with modern motherboards.

• Massive capacity for demanding workloads: 128GB total capacity (4 x 32GB) provides generous headroom for heavy multitasking, large datasets, professional applications, and running multiple virtual machines without compromising performance.
• High-speed DDR4 performance: Optimized for speed with up to 3733MT/s supported by Intel XMP profiles, delivering snappy system responsiveness and faster data access for gaming, rendering, and content creation.
• Dynamic RGB aesthetics: Kingston FURY RGB lighting brings vibrant, customizable illumination to your build. Sync with motherboard RGB software to create the perfect match for your rig’s theme and mood.
• Intel XMP Certified & XMP-Ready: Ready-to-run profiles simplify overclocking and ensure reliable, motherboard‑friendly performance on compatible platforms, letting you maximize speed with confidence.
• Durable heat spreader and reliability: A sleek black heat spreader helps dissipate heat during intense workloads, preserving performance and extending memory life in demanding gaming or production environments.

Technical Details of Kingston FURY Beast 128GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Kit

• Capacity: 128GB (4 x 32GB)
• Memory Type: DDR4 SDRAM
• Module configuration: 4 x 32GB
• Speed: Up to 3733MT/s
• RGB lighting: Kingston FURY RGB
• Heat spreader: Black aluminum
• XMP profiles: Intel XMP Certified & XMP-Ready
• Compatibility: Intel and AMD platforms
• Form Factor: DIMM

How to install Kingston FURY Beast 128GB DDR4 Memory

• Power down your PC, unplug it from the wall, and ground yourself to prevent static discharge.
• Open your computer case and locate the motherboard’s memory slots. For quad‑channel setups, refer to the motherboard manual for the recommended population pattern.
• Align the notch on each DDR4 module with the key in the DIMM slot, then firmly press the module straight down until the locking clips click into place.
• Install all four modules in the recommended slots to maximize bandwidth and dual/quad‑channel performance.
• Power on your system and enter the BIOS or UEFI. Enable an XMP profile to run the modules at their rated speed (up to 3733MT/s) if supported by your motherboard. Save settings and boot into your operating system to verify that the 128GB kit is recognized.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What capacity does this Kingston FURY Beast kit provide? A: 128GB total capacity, comprising 4 modules of 32GB each.
• Q: What speeds can I expect? A: The kit is capable of speeds up to 3733MT/s with Intel XMP profiles. Actual speeds depend on motherboard and CPU capabilities.
• Q: Is this kit compatible with both Intel and AMD systems? A: Yes. It is designed for compatibility with modern Intel and AMD platforms that support DDR4 memory and XMP profiles.
• Q: Do I need to enable XMP to reach the rated speed? A: Enabling an XMP profile in the motherboard BIOS/UEFI is typically required to reach rated speeds; otherwise, the memory will run at standard DDR4 JEDEC speeds.
• Q: Can I mix this kit with other Kingston or non‑ Kingston modules? A: For optimal stability and performance, use a matched kit in a supported configuration, and follow your motherboard’s guidelines for memory population and XMP settings.