Description
Kingston FURY Beast 16GB (4 x 4GB) DDR4 SDRAM Memory Kit
The Kingston FURY Beast DDR4 memory kit is engineered for gamers, content creators, and power users who demand speed, reliability, and an eye-catching aesthetic in their PC builds. This 16GB kit, composed of four 4GB modules, is designed to deliver a potent performance boost across modern workloads—from immersive, frame-rich gaming to demanding video editing and rendering tasks. With speeds that scale up to 3733MHz and latencies tuned to CL15–CL19, the kit empowers your system to access data faster, shorten loading times, and maintain smooth, consistent performance even under heavy multitasking or long, GPU-intensive sessions. The Beast line is known for its aggressive, high-performance heat spreader which helps keep modules cool and stable during extended periods of operation, enabling more reliable boosts for overclocking and sustained gameplay. Whether you’re upgrading an aging rig or building a new powerhouse, this Kingston kit is built to complement a wide range of motherboards and CPUs, offering solid headroom for future upgrades while staying accessible to budget-conscious builders.
- Blazing-fast DDR4 performance for gaming and content creation: Speeds up to 3733MHz deliver fast data transfer, reducing bottlenecks in modern titles, real-time rendering, and multi-threaded workloads, so you see smoother frame rates and quicker scene updates.
- Generous 16GB total capacity in a compact 4 x 4GB kit: Perfect for dual- or quad-channel configurations on desktop motherboards, providing more room for large textures, complex projects, and simultaneous applications without crippling system responsiveness.
- Low latency for snappy responsiveness: CL15–CL19 latencies help minimize memory access delays, translating to quicker boots, faster texture loads, and improved overall system feel during gaming sessions and creative workflows.
- Robust cooling and premium build: The distinctive heat spreader design dissipates heat efficiently, maintaining stable performance during long gaming marathons or demanding render workloads and enabling modest headroom for overclocking.
- Flexible compatibility and future-proofing: Part of the Kingston FURY Beast DDR4 family with speeds ranging from 2666MHz to 3733MHz and kit capacities up to 128GB, allowing easy upgrades to meet evolving software requirements and game engines.
Technical Details of Kingston FURY Beast 16GB (4 x 4GB) DDR4 SDRAM Memory Kit
- Memory Type: DDR4 SDRAM
- Module Configuration: 4 x 4GB
- Kit Total Capacity: 16GB
- Speeds: 2666MHz to 3733MHz (up to 3733MHz)
- CAS Latency: CL15–CL19 depending on speed
- Voltage: Typically 1.2V (DDR4 standard)
- Heat Spreader: Yes, Beast-style heatsink for improved cooling
- Form Factor: DIMM (desktop memory)
- Compatibility: Optimized for Intel and AMD platforms; supports XMP 2.0
- Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty
- Profile: XMP 2.0 ready for automatic overclocking on compatible BIOS/UEFI
How to Install Kingston FURY Beast DDR4 Memory
- Power down your computer and unplug the power cord to ensure there is no residual charge in the system.
- Open the computer case to access the memory slots on the motherboard. If you’re upgrading, remove existing modules only if necessary to fit the new kit.
- Identify the correct memory channel slots based on your motherboard manual. For a four-DIMM kit, install sticks in alternating slots (usually labeled DIMM_A2, DIMM_B2, etc.) to maximize dual-channel performance.
- Align each 4GB module with the keyed notch on the slot, then press straight down firmly and evenly until the retention clips click into place on both sides.
- Repeat for all four modules, ensuring all modules are seated securely. Close the case, reconnect power, and boot the system.
- Enter the BIOS/UEFI and enable XMP 2.0 to reach the rated speeds (up to 3733MHz) if your platform supports it. Save changes and exit to boot into your operating system.
- Once in the OS, run a memory stability test or a benchmark to verify the kit is operating at the intended speed and latency. Adjust timings only if you’re comfortable with manual tuning and have compatible hardware.
- For best results, ensure your motherboard’s BIOS is up to date and that your power supply and cooling solution can sustain higher memory speeds during peak workloads.
Frequently asked questions
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Q: What performance gains can I expect from the Kingston FURY Beast 16GB kit?
A: You can expect noticeable improvements in frame rates, load times, and overall system responsiveness, especially in memory-intensive tasks like open-world gaming, 4K video editing, and large-scale rendering. The kit’s speed up to 3733MHz and low CL15–CL19 latencies contribute to smoother gameplay and faster data access.
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Q: Is this kit compatible with both Intel and AMD systems?
A: Yes. The Kingston FURY Beast DDR4 memory is designed to be compatible with a wide range of Intel and AMD platforms. To achieve the highest speeds and stability, enable the supported XMP 2.0 profile in your motherboard’s BIOS/UEFI and verify any platform-specific memory compatibility notes from your motherboard vendor.
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Q: Do I need to overclock or adjust BIOS settings to use the full 3733MHz speed?
A: While the kit is XMP 2.0 ready for automatic overclocking on compatible boards, reaching the full 3733MHz speed may depend on your motherboard, CPU memory controller, and cooling. If the system defaults to a lower speed, enabling XMP and ensuring adequate power and cooling typically achieves the rated performance.
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Q: What warranty comes with Kingston FURY Beast memory?
A: Kingston offers a limited lifetime warranty on FURY Beast DDR4 memory, along with worldwide technical support. This provides peace of mind for gamers and creators who depend on memory stability over the long term.
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Q: How many modules are in this kit and what is the total capacity?
A: This specific kit contains four 4GB modules (4 x 4GB) for a total of 16GB of DDR4 memory, optimized for multi-channel configurations on most desktop motherboards.
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Q: Can I mix Kingston FURY Beast RAM with other brands?
A: Mixing memory brands is generally not recommended, as it can lead to stability issues or suboptimal performance. If you’re upgrading, it’s best to replace existing modules with Kingston FURY Beast to ensure uniform voltage, timing, and speed profiles across the kit.
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