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Kingston Technology Ships 100 Million Overclockable Memory Modules

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Kingston FURY, the high-performance division of Kingston Technology Company, Inc., a world leader in memory products and technology solutions, today announced it has shipped more than 100 million overclockable modules. In 2002, Kingston entered the enthusiast market with a line of high-performance memory modules under the Kingston HyperX name. Over the next 19 years Kingston grew the HyperX name within the enthusiast and gaming space until its sale of the peripheral line to HP in 2021. Continuing the incredible success of the HyperX memory products, Kingston rebranded its high-performance component lines into Kingston FURY, investing resources and knowledge from its core business to create the next generation of enthusiast products. Today, the engineering expertise behind the numerous overclocking records and awards continues into a new era of leading-edge, high-performance, enthusiast and gaming solutions.

Since its inception, Kingston has taken pride in its testing innovations and industry-leading product reliability. Back in 2005, Kingston was granted a U.S patent on a proprietary, first of its kind, dynamic burn-in tester. This ensured the utmost reliability in server memory modules used in the world's largest data centres. Earlier this year, Kingston broadened its portfolio by adding the Kingston FURY Renegade Pro DDR5 RDIMM which provides overclockable server-class DDR5 memory for creators, engineers, and data science professionals to meet the requirements of the latest applications. Its award-winning line of Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 and Renegade DDR5 memory modules also received a makeover with the introduction of white heat spreaders to empower users to choose the colour that best fits their individual style.



"Kingston is committed to designing and manufacturing products that offer consumers unparalleled style and performance," said Iwona Zalewska, DRAM business manager, Kingston EMEA. "This milestone demonstrates Kingston's market leadership, supporting users in every segment of our industry by providing world renowned customer service and the highest quality products, with reliability to match. It takes an entire team to achieve this feat and we thank and share this accomplishment with our partners, vendors, and customers."

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the ram of Kingston is a bit underrated imo.

that being said, I have never really had any issues with ram before, except for some Neo Forza. which stated it would run at xmp on the qvl of the motherboard + a 13600k, yet it failed to be stable at xmp.

that was only issue I ever had with bad ram. sadly.
 
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DDR2,3 highest capacity, fastest, motherboard memory always haw been to expensive to buy.
 
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Just days ago I got two 16GB DDR4 3200 Fury Beast RGB (beautiful), if they are indeed overclockeable...I wish I know how much I could safely push them without breaking them: RAM prices are INSANE right now over here...
They are 16-20-20-39, 1,35v, Micron F-die apparently, for which I have not found info about how they behave..will see...
 

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Just days ago I got two 16GB DDR4 3200 Fury Beast RGB (beautiful), if they are indeed overclockeable...I wish I know how much I could safely push them without breaking them: RAM prices are INSANE right now over here...
They are 16-20-20-39, 1,35v, Micron F-die apparently, for which I have not found info about how they behave..will see...

you can't oc those.

just set the xmp to on, and enjoy. you won't notice any real world gains by oc'ing them anyway. so just xmp on, and enjoy.
 
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