Kingston's top dog FURY Renegade DDR4 RAM gets new look following the Beast's footstep
Kingston's highest-performing RAM lineup, the FURY Renegade , has received the long-due aesthetics upgrade just after the second-in-line family FURY Beast got it a while ago. Although it is not about the DDR5 version but instead DDR4, these new kits still pack its signature high-frequency profile of up to 5333MT/s with
Kingston's highest-performing RAM lineup, the FURY Renegade, has received the long-due aesthetics upgrade just after the second-in-line family FURY Beast got it a while ago.
Although it is not about the DDR5 version but instead DDR4, these new kits still pack its signature high-frequency profile of up to 5333MT/s with CL timing between 16 to 20 as its main selling point plus the new two-tone black heat spreader with an RGB diffuser that creates a wing-like shape that spans upwards on each side.
The dynamic RGB lighting is also powered by the patented Infrared Sync Technology for a no-compromise experience in drip and performance.
They'll also come in flavors of Intel XMP and AMD EXPO so you can pick the exact one for your rig.
As usual, it'll come in various capacities and kit sets as follows:
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