$391–$432estimated range · from catalog price Sep 3, 2026
Kingston FURY Beast DDR5 8GB 6000 CL36 (KF560C36BBE-8) with EXPO+XMP and 34.9 mm heat spreader—mainstream pick for AM5 and Intel builds.
Memory speed rankTop 9% of RAM kits
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Capacity8 GB
TypeDDR5
Speed6000 MT/s
Modules1
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Product overview
Kingston’s KF560C36BBE-8 is an 8GB FURY Beast DDR5 module within the AMD EXPO–certified Beast family introduced in late September 2022 for AM5 systems. This specific stick runs at DDR5‑6000 with CL36 timings via built‑in EXPO and Intel XMP 3.0 profiles, and defaults to JEDEC DDR5‑4800 when profiles aren’t enabled. The 288‑pin UDIMM uses a 34.9 mm low‑height heat spreader for wide air‑cooler clearance.
Positioned as mainstream DDR5, it exists to hit the common 6000 MT/s target on modern platforms at a low per‑stick cost. It suits budget builds or expanding to dual‑channel by pairing another 8GB, and it’s a straightforward fit for both AMD Ryzen (EXPO) and Intel boards (XMP). Notable: dual EXPO + XMP profiles on one module for easy cross‑platform tuning.
Best for
gaming
budget builds
AMD Ryzen (EXPO)
Intel (XMP)
Specifications
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