Kingston FURY Renegade RGB 48GB (2x24GB) DDR5 CUDIMM 8400MT/s CL40 XMP

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Pros and cons

According to our internal memory expert

  • With the 8400MT/s memory speed, your RAM works faster.
  • You can use the modules in dual-channel mode, because this 48GB RAM has 2 memory modules.
  • Thanks to the RBG LED lighting, the RAM modules are a colorful addition to your computer case.
  • Due to the 40 CAS latency, you experience more lags which causes lower performances.

Description

Note: this DDR5 DIMM RAM only fits in a desktop, not in a laptop or Mac. The computer has to have a DDR5 connector. You can check that in Windows Task Manager > More details > under the heading Performance. It should say DDR5. A DDR5 memory module doesn't work with a DDR3 or DDR4 motherboard. In addition, you need at least a 12th generation Intel or Ryzen 7000 series processor.

Give the memory of your PC a boost with the Kingston FURY Renegade RGB DDR5 CUDIMM 8400MT/s CL40 48GB (2x24GB) RAM module. These RAM modules are suitable for Windows. You can use these 2 memory modules in dual channel mode. This way, they work faster. Thanks to the RGB lighting of the modules, your computer case looks more colorful. The 8400MT/s memory speed ensures your games load fast. You can also determine the speed of the module yourself with the Intel XMP 3.0 support. It's also suitable for overclocking. The total RAM is 48GB. This new DDR5 module also has a heat spreader, so it lasts longer. The module has a lifetime warranty.

This is what you get

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Key specs

Memory composition

2x24GB

Memory speed

8400 MHz

Compatible with operating system

Windows

Internal RAM

48 GB

RAM type

DIMM

Memory type

DDR5

CAS latency memory module

40
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Kingston FURY Renegade RGB 48GB (2x24GB) DDR5 CUDIMM 8400MT/s CL40 XMP

Specifications

Product

Product number

958464

Manufacturer code

KF584CU40RSAK2-48

Brand

Kingston

Warranty

20 years

Processing of your defect

Via Coolblue

Physical properties and compatibility

Compatible with operating system

Windows

RAM type

DIMM

Memory type

DDR5

RAM capacity

Internal RAM

48 GB

Memory composition

2x24GB

Speed and performance

Memory speed

8400 MHz

CAS latency memory module

40
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