Kingston FURY 64GB KIT DDR4 3000MHz CL16 Beast RGB
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Kingston FURY 64GB KIT DDR4 3000MHz CL16 Beast RGB
Kingston has brought out with a new DIMM type memory, which is ideal for top-notch high-performance computers. The Kingston FURY 64GB KIT DDR4 3000MHz CL16 Beast RGB needs a free DDR4 slot to run. The kit, which is a combination of 4 modules, has a total capacity of 64GB system memory. The passive cooling secures that the module's temperature is kept at an optimal level. More demanding users will be pleased to know that they have the ability to modify the standard RAM parameters in the BIOS. The 16 CL latency and a clock speed of up to 3000MHz are some of the other selling points of this Kingston operating memory. Apart from increased speed, this operating memory also gives you colourful backlighting.
Key Features of the Kingston FURY 64GB KIT DDR4 3000MHz CL16 Beast RGB RAM System Memory
- The Kingston RAM provides a total capacity of 64GB
- This memory module features a passive heatsink
- 3000MHz clock speed
- The RAM needs mere 1,35V
- Includes 4 DDR4 format memory modules
- If you have a PC case with a transparent side panel, you will love the RGB backlight
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Kingston Technology International Ltd / Kingston Digital International Ltd, Stratus House, College and Business Technology Park, Blanchardstown Road North, Dublin 15, D15 PEC4, Ireland [email protected] Kingston Technology is a US company specializing in the production of peripherals for computer technology, founded in 1987. It was started by John Tu and David Sun, who immigrated from Taiwan. CG Kingston produces almost every type of data storage solution existing - USB flash drives, HDDs and SSDs, SD storage cards, computer RAM, and more. Kingston products are well worth the price, as they are known for incredible performance and durability. 
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