FURY Impact 64GB (2x32GB) 5600MT/s DDR5 CL40 Laptop Memory Kit of 2 | Lower Power Comsumption | Intel XMP 3.0 | Plug N Play | KF556S40IBK2-64

I installed this 4TB Samsung 990 Pro in my laptop, and the whole process took about 15 minutes. It was recognized immediately, and the performance difference was obvious right away. Boot times are faster, applications load almost instantly, and having 4TB of fast storage means I don’t have to worry about running out of space for a long time. The only downside is the current price. I bought mine for around $300, and at that price it was an excellent value. Seeing it listed for close to $900 now is hard to justify. It’s a fantastic SSD, but I’d recommend waiting for a sale rather than paying today’s inflated price. If you can get it anywhere near what I paid, it’s absolutely worth it.

Summary: I don't think you can go wrong with this memory. Using in Dell XPS 17 9730. Pros: Fast, Reliable Cons: A little pricey, hard to get at this time in the US for some reason Detail: As anyone who is somewhat technically savvy knows when you buy a new laptop the manufacturers always overcharge for memory. I find it's always much cheaper to buy the lowest amount you can for the laptop you can and replace with new memory right away. You can literally throw the OEM memory away and buy new and same $100 or more in the process. In this case I also went from 4800 to 5200 speed as well. Why did it not register at 5600 like advertised you ask? This is not Kingston's fault. In my case it's because there is a known issue with Intel chipsets at 64GB of memory. I knew this before buying and only expected to get 5200. Not sure if AMD has this issue as well, but a lot of Intel based systems do, even the top of the line Alienware 18 as of the time of this review. Reseller: I purchased this item from a reseller out of Texas who had a lot of negative reviews, most which Amazon defended due to manufacturer/supply chain issues. My delivery was a few days late, but did make it. I was kind of expecting this ahead of time. I found in my research that this memory isn't common and the reseller probably had to work overtime to get it from Kingston. My guess is that it had to be imported. If you find this review and are looking at the same reseller for this product, know that I believe he/she/they are truly trying to do a good job but are in some cases selling products like this that are often hard to get and that is why their reviews aren't all 5-star.

TL;DR: Successful installation in AMD system despite XMP label, fast performance, ECC compatibility, good price for its speed class. Initially, I was apprehensive about purchasing this RAM due to its "XMP certified" label, typically associated with Intel technologies, as I planned to use it in an AMD-powered Framework laptop. However, my concerns were unfounded as it worked flawlessly in my AMD system. The first boot-up post-installation took less than two minutes, and since then, it's been running at impressive speeds. My laptop's mainboard doesn't support ECC (Error Correction Code), so I can't attest to the effectiveness of this feature in the RAM. Nonetheless, it's compatible with systems that don't have error correction support, which is a plus. Finding 5600 CL40 RAM is a challenge, and this product stands out in that regard. In terms of value for money, I rated it 4 out of 5 stars. While top-tier performance products like this aren't typically about value but rather about peak performance, there are cheaper alternatives for acquiring a similar amount of RAM. Yet, for its speed class, this RAM is competitively priced, earning it high marks in that aspect.

This is high quality memory. It's Kingston "dual rank" 64GB DDR5 5600mhz ram (CAS LATENCY 40-40-40-84 @ 5600mhz) because single 32GB DDR5 sticks are all dual rank, and anything lower (16GB/24GB) is single rank. A 13th and 14th gen intel chip can accommodate 32GB (2x16GB) single rank @5600MHz, and 64GB (2x32GB) dual rank WILL CLOCK DOWN to 5200mhz, but the CAS latency also drops to 38-37-37-73 CAS Latency timings. I'm getting my specs from Kingston website for stock settings, and HW64info.exe on my PC right now showing me my settings. My Sager 13900HX-RTX 4090 laptop did this automatically without me having to go into the BIOS after installing. Upon booting it will read 64 GB dual rank and clock down to 5200mhz with better latency about 20-30 seconds longer than an normal boot time when identifying the new ram. If you want 5600mhz speed you must stick to 32GB (2x16). I can tell a difference gaming at 4k by 3-7 fps depending on the game versus the stock crucial 4800MHz CAS latency 46 memory that came with my laptop. Having 64 GB ram keeps my system from crashing when playing heavily modded lists like "Nolvus" Skyrim which regularly uses 35-37GB just for the game(42-43gb total with windows) while my RTX 4090 uses about 14.5-15GB VRAM. I can tell a difference when transferring large files and downloading large files with 64GB. It will Cache much more RAM doing these things. My paging file only "needs" to be 2gb according to windows when I use 64gb ram, but I still keep it at 10GB on my storage SSD. I think 64 GB is worth it if you game and do multi-core stuff with large file transfers and heavy decompression zip files et cetera. It is a worthy upgrade. I paid $220 for this about 2 years ago, and now it's only $169.99, and it is totally worth it.

Top quality, quick and easy installation. The system recognized it immediately, picked up on the settings/timing in my Omen 16 Max, and runs like a dream. Of note, after installing, it may take 45-60 seconds for the PC to post for the first time, so if it doesn't boot immediately, you may just need to give it a little time to run it's checks and balances. After the first boot, it's smooth sailing. Great price/value for the quality. Now my system laughs at games or whatever I want to throw at it.

I have an MSI Stealth 14in studio A13VF. Took 5 minutes to swap, perfect fit, no issues with boot or throttling, fast, large capacity. No complaints here.

I have a Dell Inspiron 16 plus (model 7640). It came with 16GB DDR5. I used this 64GB upgrade and so far is great!! One thing to note: When you put it in and first power up.... Give the system a couple minutes!!! (I guess the change is detected, then it does some initial checking to see what and how much is there compared to before). After you see the Dell logo, you can go into the BIOS, or diagnostics and check it out or test it to see if it is all good. Mine tested 100% perfect! Windows 11 pro also saw it all and uses it. I see a HUGE boost in running multiple apps at once (including A.I. Models). So yeah. Tested and good to go with Dell Inspiron 16 model 7640.

This memory module is easy to install and has a very attractive all-black design. It's perfectly compatible with my Legion 7i 2024 laptop. After booting and verifying, there were no issues. Software verification revealed it uses Hynix chips, and it performed flawlessly under stress testing. I'm quite satisfied so far; it offers excellent value for money, with only slightly high latency(cl40) as a drawback.

Fais très bien la job.

Gönderi hızlıydı. Ürün ise anlatılan gibi değil. Ama iyi anlamda. RAM transfer hızları ile ilgili yanlış bilinen bir durum var ve bu bütün RAM ürünlerinin açıklamalarında sorun yaratıyor. 5600Mhz ile 5600MT/s aynı şey değildir. 5600MT=2800Mhz gibi bir değere eş gelir. Ancak bütün RAM ürünlerinde Mhz ve Mt aynı değermiş gibi yazılıyor. Nitekim gelen ürün de 5600MT/s olarak geldi - yani istediğim ürün. Ancak bu 2800Mhz/s gibi bir transfer hızı demek. Alırken ona göre alın. Benim bilgisayarım ile uyumlu, sorunsuz taktım çalıştı. Paketleme de gayet güvenliydi.

Laptop get wings now, ultra fast and great stuff

Acquisto verificato – 6 maggio 2025 Installate su un MSI Vector 16 HX A14VHG-823IT, con processore Intel Core i9-14900HX e scheda grafica RTX 4080 Laptop. Il portatile supporta DDR5 fino a 5600 MT/s, quindi questo kit Kingston FURY è esattamente al limite massimo nativo supportato, senza bisogno di XMP, senza BIOS modificati o tweak rischiosi: lo monti e parte. 1) Installazione Zero problemi. Le RAM sono Plug & Play (PnP), il BIOS le riconosce subito a 5600 MHz CL40 come promesso. Montate in meno di 5 minuti, riconosciute istantaneamente. 2) Cosa cambia DAVVERO? - Benchmark reali effettuati: Geekbench 6 Multicore: +40% rispetto al kit 2x8 GB 5200 MHz - Cinebench R23: decisa stabilizzazione in carico prolungato (no throttling) - Gaming (Cyberpunk 2077, QHD): +4–6 FPS medi nei momenti CPU-bound - Adobe Premiere & DaVinci Resolve: timeline più fluida in progetti 4K multicam - AI (Stable Diffusion web UI): tempi di generazione abbassati del ~40% grazie al caching su RAM anziché SSD - Quando si nota nell'uso quotidiano? Se si usa il portatile per navigare o Office... non noti granché. Ma se lavori con file pesanti, multitasking serio, editing video, rendering, AI o macchine virtuali, allora sì: si sente. Qui si nota nell'uso quotidiano. E qui è pazzesco. > Puoi aprire decine e decine di app, tab, istanze e ambienti di sviluppo senza mai vedere un rallentamento. Letteralmente. - Perché prenderle? Se hai un portatile con Intel serie HX o AMD Ryzen serie 7000+, questo è l'upgrade massimo compatibile stabile oggi. Se lavori o giochi pesante, passare con queste frequenze ti allunga la vita (e accorcia i tempi). - E la marca? Kingston FURY è garanzia. Prestazioni stabili, no crash, no problemi termici, nessun casino. Unica nota: Non sono overclockabili oltre i 5600 MHz su molti laptop. > Ma non è un problema: a questa velocità, vai già a manetta in piena sicurezza. > Consiglio: Se hai un portatile di fascia alta e vuoi che vada come un desktop top gamma, queste sono le RAM da comprare. Costano? Sì. Sono care? No. Costano, ma valgono ogni euro. Usate su Vector MSI, ma perfette per ogni macchina seria da lavoro e gaming.

Impecable la función de estas memorias, justo lo que necesitaba en mi equipo