RAM sets are always an important part of gaming computers, they need to have enough capacity to run the game and the speed also needs to be guaranteed for smooth combat in the virtual world.

Obviously, to meet all of the above factors, RAM will have to be high-end with an expensive price.

And here are the ‘unboxing’ images as well as some experiences about this beautiful cheap and delicious RAM set of Kingston HyperX Fury RGB, the version I have is a pair of KIT 2x8GB bus 3200 DDR4.

It’s easy to see that the box of HyperX Fury RGB is cost-effective, with no additional toys included like high-end products.

HyperX Fury RGB has a very nice armor and heatsink, from the layout to the detailed lines, everything is very good.

When you plug the RAM into the computer, the lights come on very brightly:

It can be seen that the RGB LEDs of HyperX Fury RGB have clear clusters, and the overall appearance is stable and beautiful.

Next, we’ll take a look inside the power of HyperX Fury RGB at runtime:

To show off the full power of the HyperX Fury RGB RAM pair, I only used a dual channel KIT of 2 x 8GB with bus 3200, not 4 full and beautiful plugs like above.

The HyperX Fury RGB RAM pair uses XMP pre-built configuration compatible with Intel systems, so when using AMD you will have to tweak the parameters a bit manually.

Next is testing with benchmark software:

It can be seen that the read, write and copy speed of HyperX Fury RGB is quite good, in the mid-range with numbers around 25000MB/s, latency is 75.2 ns.

Moving on to gaming: Actually, the RAM does not show much in games, it only plays a little support role for the CPU and especially VGA to operate, bringing the best results.

The pair of Kingston HyperX Fury RGB 2x8GB bus 3200 RAMs that are about to be sold in Vietnam are priced around 2.5 million VND and have RGB LED lights, beautiful armor, and stable performance.