Questions about HyperX Fury

Thank you very much for pointing this out. A correction request has just been sent.

As far as I know, 3600 is the 2nd highest tack speed after 4000. Therefore, I think it is sufficient. However, I would not save on capacity. MFG

This is theoretically possible. If possible, it is recommended to buy identical memory modules, especially with the same speed.

Yes and Yes. In the BIOS, however, the corresponding RAM profile must be selected so that it clocks at 3200MHz, otherwise it only clocks at 2133MHz.

If you have 2 slots, you can also use 2, in your case it is best to use 2 identical RAM sticks if possible. Modern mainboards usually support at least 64GB RAM (1x64GB, 2x32GB or 4x16GB possible), older mainboards sometimes only officially support 32GB, but you will not be affected by this. If you are unsure, you can always check the manual or online to see how much RAM your mainboard officially supports. Whether 2 or 4 slots is only relevant if you actually need the amount of memory (depending on the manufacturer and mainboard type, 64GB+), for most of the time 16GB is already enough, 32GB is future-proof for a few years. A 60% load with 16GB RAM is just under 10GB, of which Windows already needs 3-4GB for standard operation. As long as you don't upgrade your other components or use RAM-hungry applications, you are already well off with your 16GB :)

I think then they all just run at the worse latency. You can install them and you won't notice a difference.

You could. But it's better to use 2x16 GB. It's faster because the RAM then runs in dual channel.

My personal experience is that motherboards can sometimes be very tricky when it comes to mixing RAM. I would recommend buying a cooler that does not unnecessarily hide a slot.

Exactly, it's 64 GB total.

We can confirm, it is the "HX430C15FB3/8" :).

PERFECT, install RAM, switch on PC. perfect performance at a good price!

In my house, it runs fine on a ryzen 5. No need to overclock. In my opinion, your kit has a problem.

Which mainboard do you have? Have you activated XMP in the BIOS?

The same specifications also work, but it is always advantageous to install the same bars.

Hello It would fit into the mainboard.

Hello Turbo_Cactus I did a little research and found the following: - 8 x DDR4 DIMM sockets supporting up to 256 GB (32 GB single DIMM capacity) of system memory. - Support for DDR4 3600(O.C.) So up to this point it should work. However, the manufacturer of the mainboard still gives the following hint: (Please refer to "Memory Support List" for more information.) - https://download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Memory/mb_memory_trx40-aorus-xtreme_200304.pdf Unfortunately, I can't find the manufacturer's number of the memory on this compatibility list: HX436C18FB3K4/128 I have also installed RAM bars that were not declared on such a compatibility list. Sometimes it worked, sometimes unfortunately not. Unfortunately, there is no 100% guarantee that it will work. Maybe someone else will come up with the perfect answer :) Kind regards

Hello tgreub That also depends on your cpu. Otherwise here would be the compatibility lists from Gigabyte itself. Greetings

this is a platform for sharing experiences. Please check the tech spec on the manufacturer's website. thank you for your understanding.

As far as I have just read through the correct specification to: HP OMEN 30L Desktop - GT13-0709nz... there are: HyperX® 16 GB DDR4-2933 XMP SDRAM (2 x 8 GB) installed. So if you want to upgrade to 32GB Ram... then this Ram won't fit.

HyperX® 64 GB DDR4-3200 XMP SDRAM (4 x 16 GB) This is installed. These are the "same" simply faster. Attention you have 4x 16 GB installed and you want to buy 2x 8 GB. MFG

If you have not already done so, you can adjust the RAM frequency in the UEFI (BIOS). Depending on the motherboard, press ESC, del or one of the function keys (F1, F2, F10, etc.) during start-up until you reach the setup mode.

Here is the answer from our product department: Unfortunately, we do not have any confirmed cases of the scenario requested by the customer, even on sites/forums/communities there is not much information present, as this amount of RAM is often used in scenarios with AMD threadripper processors. Generally speaking, this should work as the ASRock x570m Pro 4 motherboard is declared for maximum support of up to 128 GB of 4*32 GB RAM. According to CL timings are similar as some other HyperX kits that are listed to be compatible by Asrock like: HyperX Fury (4x, 8GB, DDR4-3200, DIMM 288) We're sorry we can't help you further. We leave the question open to other customers :)

According to research, these modules are compatible with the ASUS Z170-A at full speed.

There are two possibilities: The first option is to check if the XMP profiles of your memory are enabled, to allow your DIMMs to run at their maximum frequency. The second is that you may have ordered/received the wrong memory sticks.

Also pay attention to the memory form factor and buffered/unbuffered. There is also a QVL list for most boards, where the tested bars are listed.

Hello Under the manufacturer number you can find at Kingston: HyperX FURY Memory RGB - 64GB Kit*(2x32GB) Greetings

Unfortunately, the item Corsair Vengeance LPX Black (2x, 32GB, DDR4-3600, DIMM 288) is EOL and can therefore no longer be included in our range.