Kingston Fury Beast: CL30 wins reviewers, limited overclock noted

Tom's Hardware praises CL30 tight timings for mid-tier DDR5, but notes limited overclock headroom and no RGB lighting.

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A single Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 memory module is shown in a side profile, highlighting its black color with rainbow-colored RGB lighting and the branding 'KINGSTON FURY' and 'BEAST'.
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Specifications

Capacity
16GB (1×16GB)
Form Factor
DIMM
Type
DDR5
Speed
6000 MT/s
CAS Latency
CL30
Timing
30‑36‑36
Voltage
1.4 V
Module Type
Non‑ECC Unbuffered DIMM (Single Module)
Pin Count
288‑pin
Rank
1RX8
Data Width
16 Gbit
Memory Profile
6000 MT/s 30‑36‑36 1.4 V
Color
Black (Fury Beast)
Compatibility
Compatible with systems supporting DDR5 6000 MT/s, ECC‑free, unbuffered DIMMs
Warranty
Limited lifetime warranty

Photos

A black Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 memory module with a side profile view, showing the gold-colored contacts and the branding on the top.
A Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 memory module with a gradient color scheme and the product name prominently displayed on its surface.
The Kingston Fury Beast DDR5 memory module is shown in a side profile, highlighting its black color and gold-colored contacts.

What reviewers say

  • Tom’s Hardware reviews the Kingston Fury Beast DDR5‑5200 C40 as a solid, mid‑tier kit that improves on baseline DDR5‑4800 but isn’t the fastest option available. The review notes its low‑profile heat spreader and decent performance while pointing out limited overclock headroom and the absence of RGB lighting.

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