Kingston Technology FURY 32GB 3600MT/s DDR4 CL16 DIMM (sada 4) Renegade Black

Enhance AMD- or Intel-based systems with ultra-fast Kingston FURY™ Renegade DDR4 memory, designed to maintain peak performance for gaming, streaming and content creation. This memory delivers speeds up to 5333MT/s with CL16–CL20 timings, features a two-tone black aluminium heat spreader and black PCB, and is available as single modules (8GB–32GB) or kits (2, 4, 8 modules) with total capacities from 16GB to 256GB. Kingston FURY Renegade DDR4 is Intel® XMP Certified/XMP Ready and Ready for AMD Ryzen, offering pre-optimised profiles for current Intel and AMD chipsets.

Advantages

High transfer rates combined with low latency provide improved frame rates and smoother performance during gaming, video editing and broadcasting. Intel XMP certification and XMP-ready profiles allow easy performance tuning via BIOS without manual timing adjustments. Compatibility with AMD Ryzen ensures reliable integration with AMD-based systems. The two-tone black aluminium heat spreader and black PCB assist in heat dissipation while maintaining a uniform, understated aesthetic.

Key specifications

• Memory type: DDR4
• Maximum speed: up to 5333MT/s*
• CAS latency: CL16–CL20
• Module capacities: single modules 8GB–32GB
• Kit capacities: 16GB–256GB (kits of 2, 4, 8 modules)
• Heat spreader: two-tone black aluminium
• PCB: black
• Compatibility: Intel® XMP Certified / XMP Ready; Ready for AMD Ryzen

How to use

Install modules into compatible DDR4 DIMM slots on an AMD- or Intel-based motherboard, following the motherboard manufacturer’s recommended slot population for dual- or multi-channel configurations. Enable the desired XMP profile in BIOS/UEFI to apply the preconfigured frequency and timing settings; if using an AMD system, select the profile optimised for Ryzen if available. Verify system stability after enabling profiles and update motherboard BIOS if necessary for full compatibility.

Recommendations

Choose module and kit capacities according to your workload: 16–32GB for typical gaming and everyday use, 32GB or more for heavy content creation and professional workflows. Ensure your motherboard supports the target speed and consult the motherboard QVL or BIOS updates for optimal compatibility.