Kingston FURY 16GB DDR4 3600MHz CL18 Beast RGB White Special Edition

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Kingston FURY 16GB DDR4 3600MHz CL18 Beast RGB White Special Edition

Kingston has brought out with a new DIMM type RAM, which is perfect for powerful gaming systems and workstations. The Kingston FURY 16GB DDR4 3600MHz CL18 Beast RGB White Special Edition requires a free DDR4 slot to run. The memory module has a capacity of 16GB RAM. The passive cooling makes sure that the module's temperature is kept at an optimal level. More demanding users will be happy to know that they have the choice to modify the basic RAM parameters in the BIOS environment. The 18-22-22 timing and an operating frequency of up to 3600MHz are the other good reasons why you should choose Kingston RAM. In addition to improving the performance of your machine, the RAM also gives you colourful backlighting.
Key Features of the Kingston FURY 16GB DDR4 3600MHz CL18 Beast RGB White Special Edition RAM
- The Kingston memory has a capacity of 16GB
- This memory module has passive cooling
- 3600MHz clock speed
- The RAM uses only 1.35V
- This Kingston memory has the DDR4 type
- RGB backlighting adds to the excitement

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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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