Kingston FURY Beast RGB 32GB (2x16) DDR5‑6000 CL30 kit; XMP 3.0 high‑end DDR5, discontinued and replaced by KF560C30BBEAK2‑32.
Memory speed rankTop 24% of RAM kits
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Capacity32 GB (2x16 GB)
TypeDDR5
Speed6000 MT/s
Modules2
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Product overview
Kingston launched the FURY Beast DDR5 RGB family on May 23, 2022; this 32GB (2x16GB) 6000MT/s CL30 kit belongs to that line. It sits in the high_end tier for DDR5: a sweet‑spot 6000 MT/s speed with tight CL30 timings and Intel XMP 3.0 for straightforward setup. It exists to give builders a low‑latency, RGB‑equipped 32GB kit for modern DDR5 platforms.
The dual‑DIMM 32GB layout suits gaming and content creation, and 6000 MT/s is widely regarded as a practical gaming sweet spot on current DDR5 systems. This exact SKU (KF560C30BBAK2‑32) is XMP‑only and has been discontinued; Kingston lists KF560C30BBEAK2‑32 as its replacement. Notable: Kingston’s patented Infrared Sync Technology keeps the module lighting synchronized.
LifecycleDiscontinued
Best for
gaming
content creation
Intel (XMP)
Specifications
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