HyperX Fury 4GB 3200MHz DDR4 CL16 DIMM  Black XMP Desktop Memory (HX432C16FB3/4)

I was looking for a 3200mhz pair of RAM for my system and bought this HyperX over the XPG D30 because it was cheaper and had over 1000 positive reviews.I ignored the two negative reviews which mentioned that the frequency isn't as mentioned on the box and description of the product. Big mistake on my part.When I got the RAM and set it to 3200mhz my pc didn't even boot, so I tried 3000mhz and the same issue occurred. Eventually I dropped all the way down to 2400mhz and it booted.The previous two negative reviews on this are absolutely correct, this is only a 2400mhz RAM.I have now purchased XPG 3200mhz and it runs flawlessly on my system. AVOID BUYING THE HYPERX RAM, it probably is a fake product, this brand has a lot of Chinese fakes.

This is a 2400MHz memory speed RAM instead 3200MHz, though the package says 3200MHz. Most users won't realise that they are using slow ram as they dont have anything to compare it to in real time. The difference is performing was very apparent to me hence I happened to check the BIOS to be sure. Found out it was a 2400MHz RAM.

Works good with AMD Processor and B550 Motherboard. Base frequency is less but can be overclocked by default to 3200MHz by selecting XMP 2 profile in Bios. If XMP is not supported manual overclocking maybe required to get to 3200MHz. Has default CAS latecy of 16 18 18 at 3200MHz. No bluescreen or any other memory issue observed.Its heatsink works well to keep it cool. Got two random ones and they work perfectly in dual channel. Very basic one with no RGB etc. This is a very good option in 3200Mhz budget segment.Not sure if this can be safely overclocked beyond default 3200MHz, as there are separate models of hyperx fury with different Mhz

Best rams for the prices better than my current corsair 2x8GB 3000Mhz 16-20-20-38 timings, it is lower in Kingston rams at higher frequency and my main pc is snappier than before, guess AMD Ryzen does benefit with higher clock rams with tighter timings. For info Kingston ram has better timing of 16-18-18-36 @ 3200mhz.Purchased these rams for another build but i guess i will keep it in my main RIG after the snappiness feeling.For those who are having issues with the ram , please do recheck with your bios, mobo specification and processor that support those speeds. enable XMP profile on ram tab ,profile 1: has the 3200Mhz oc,profile 2: contains the 3000Mhz oc,by default motherboard keeps it disabled.

Very good looking RAM but my pc randomly reboot which may not be RAM's fault as I did windows memory diagnostic tool and no errors found and no reboots while doing the memory test.AMD Ryzen 5 3500X Desktop Processor 6 cores up to 4.1GHz 35MB Cache AM4 Socket (100-100000158BOX)MSI B550M PRO-VDH WiFi AMD Socket AM4 MATX MotherboardCrucial P1 1TB 3D NAND NVMe PCIe M.2 SSD - CT1000P1SSD8PSU was tested to working while gaming on other system with GTX 1060 6GB so its not at fault here. My bet is Motherboard is faulty but one can never be sure so returning all these items hoping for refund. Probably stick with laptops. 2 weeks passed and my items are not returned (refund or replace)After doing motherboard RMA, MSI said motherboard is fine and that RAM must be faulty. Also, I see DRAM LED blink on motherboard which indicates fault in DRAM.

Ignore the negative reviews, including the one which is marked as helpful by so many others. People writing these reviews and complaining that the RAM is 2400 Mhz have no knowledge of how modern memory dies are made and what an XMP setting is.Modern RAM sticks are designed to run at a much lower frequency out of the box to ensure maximum compatibility across different boards. These RAM sticks are also often labelled as XMP ready, like this HyperX model.In order to run your memory at rated speed of 3200 Mhz, you need to go to your BIOS and set the memory XMP profile to Profile 1.Once you do this, it will run at C16 3200Mhz. This particular model from HyperX is really good for the price as I was able to even tighten the timings using Ryzen DRAM calculator. It's an excellent choice for the price.

Works as expected. Great value for money.Bonus is the metal casing which acts as heatsink. The heatsink don't get in the way when installing milti le of them.If using a 9th Gen Intel processor, you won't need more speed than this. Investing on higher speed ram is just paying for what you cannot use.Got 2 of them for Rs: 5739 each.

I would have given it 5* but this ram is not value for money, investing Rs200 more would give real 3200 mhz ram.No doubt hyperx is one of best brand,Iwas using it since 5 yrs ddr3 ram. But this time the ram they're offering have a stock frequency of 2400mhz boosted to 3200mhz and I'm sure most of the users won't even realize it. But if you have a good motherboard then you will get an option to auto boost according to load & most of you haven't checked or don't have a motherboard that supports auto boosting.So if you wanna buy then buy and manually boost it or get a better motherboard or a real ram of 3200mhz. And the memory inside hyperx is made by reputed brand Kingston.

This is a CL16 memory. I'm still don't understand why advertised as CL15. I bought one and CL16 arrived then asked for a replacement and CL16 arrived again. So I can confirm that if you buy this one you will receive CL16 memory instead of CL15!

El producto llego en tiempo y forma. Las memorias hyper x, hasta el momento no me han fallado, tengo 32Gb de estas bellezas instaladas en un i9 9900k, con una RTX 2060, SSD raid de 240GB, 14TB de DD, con la función XMP activada que las overclockeo a 3666Mhz. Trabajo haciendo animación y todo va como la seda, esta memoria de 8GB va a ser para una maquina que voy a tener de centro multimedia y estoy seguro que va a seguir dandome mucho goce de forma heterosexual.

Yep, it is CAS16 rated at 3200MHz - clue's in the model number - HX432C16FB3K2. Don't know why the description still mentions CL15 but then you can run this at CAS15 at a lower frequency. And this is the thing. According to Typhoon Burner, which is an excellent RAM interrogation tool, you can run this down to CAS10 but it will be at a much lower frequency of 667MHz. Also, one of the XMP profiles is indeed set to CAS15 but this will be at 3000MHz. So, it's all swings and roundabouts. You can reduce the CAS (which you can set in BIOS) but you'll also need to drop your frequency. Conversely, you can try overclocking this up to a higher frequency but you will probably need to up your CAS to 17 or 18 depending on what frequency you're going to.Which leads me to my only small gripe with this great RAM, and that's that I don't find it quite as overclockable as some of the Corsair stuff. To be fair though, I've got it running at 3333MHz with all the other timings staying as they're set for the XMP Certified Profile, so at CAS16 etc. With Corsair, I have been able to get a full 200Mhz increase without touching the timings. But, this was a bit cheaper and I'm not too bothered by that extra 67MHz!So, overall, happy enough with these sticks and the price was good when I purchased them. Oh, and they were actually in stock! They look nice too and the heatsinks seem pretty low profile so I don't have an issue with my CPU cooler.I'll enclose a screen dump of the Typhoon read-out for this RAM so you can see what it says.

Kingston HyperX Fury HX432C16FB3K2/16 DIMM DDR4 16 GB Kit (2 x 8 GB) 3200 MHz, CL16 1Rx8, Black, bought direct from Amazon for £61.98.(My motherboard: Gigabyte Z390 Gaming X).When I first installed this, I had the impression it was only going to run at 2400Mhz, but no, it's ok after all.I already have 2 x 8GB Kingston HyperX Fury installed, and they run automatically at 3200Mhz, but the model number is very slightly different (HX432C18FB2K2/16).However, I couldn't find another exact matching pair, so I risked buying these.The first pair are in A1 and B1, so I fitted these new ones in A2 and B2 and restarted the pc, and went into the BIOS, and it was all running at 2400 instead of 3200. :(I changed the XMP setting from disabled to Profile 1, but it still only showed the first pair at 3200, and the new pair at 2400, so the system would only run at the lower speed.However, after a restart and then going into the BIOS again, the full 3200Mhz showed for all 4 sticks :)So, as other reviewers have said, set your XMP to Profile 1. But in addition to that, before assuming it has not worked, save and exit, restart pc, and go back into the BIOS, and hopefully the change will then be correctly registered.I don't know how many games will actually use this extra RAM, but if flight sims like DCS and hopefully MSFS2020 benefit from it, then it's worth the outlay. I think this is good value at £62.

The best thing one can say about a bit of computer kit is nothing, really. In other words you fit it and it performs well and you forget about it.And this RAM is a case in point. A familiar part and of course very necessary. The price vs performance was in the sweet spot for my budget and I recognised the name which, goes someway to giving some confidence.16 GB (2x8) isn't exactly exotic today, but it's plenty for doing intensive computer operations like Photoshop which, this PC is used for. Gamers inevitably will want more and perhaps those doing graphical video, although I'm sure this would be sufficient.Super well made with incorporated heatsink that is also a bit of a visual thing as well if having a PC with a clear side cover and lots of LED's are your thing.Overall, solid value for money and so far works as described.