| RAM | 32 GB DDR4 |
|---|---|
| Memory Speed | 2666 MHz |
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This Item  Kingston FURY Impact 32GB (2x16GB) 2666MT/s DDR4 CL16 Laptop Memory Kit of 2 | Intel XMP | AMD Ryzen | Plug n Play | Low Power Consumption | KF426S16IBK2/32. |  | |  |  |  | |
| Price | $74.99 | -30% $117.99 List: $168.99 | $219.69 | -25% $75.99 List: $100.99 | $168.64 | $63.99 |
| Delivery | — | Get it as soon as Friday, May 3 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 3 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 3 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 3 | Get it as soon as Friday, May 3 |
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| Sold By | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| computer memory size | 32 GB | 16 GB | 32 GB | 32 GB | 32 GB | 32 GB |
| memory speed | 2666 MHz | 5600 MHz | 5600 MHz | 3200 MHz | 6400 mt s | 3200 MHz |
| RAM tech | DDR4 | DDR5 | DDR5 | DDR4 | DDR5 | DDR4 |
| number of items | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 2 |
| data transfer rate | 32 GB | 5600 MHz | 5600 megabits per second | 32 GB | 6400 megabits per second | 3200 MHz |
| number of pins | 260 | 260 | 260 | 260 | 260 | 260 |
| compatible devices | Laptop | Laptop | Laptop | Laptop | — | Laptop |
From the manufacturer
Small Form, Big Performance
Powerful SODIMM Performance
Maximize your memory and get a boost to your gaming, multitasking, and rendering.
Plug N Play Automatic Overclocking Functionality
Impact DDR4 automatically overclocks itself to the highest published frequency.
Intel XMP-Ready Profiles
Our engineers have predefined Intel Extreme Memory Profiles designed to maximize the performance of our memory modules, reaching speeds up to 3200MHz.
Ready for AMD Ryzen
Get memory that’s ready for AMD Ryzen and will seamlessly integrate with your AMD-based SODIMM-compatible system. A reliable, compatible performance boost for your build.
Higher Performance with Low Power Consumption
Run your system cool and efficiently with Impact DDR4’s low 1.2V power draw.
Slim form, sleek design
The black PCB and sleek thermal label deliver big style with a small footprint.
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64GB FuRy for maxing out the RAM on my MSI GE76 Raider i7 11800H
I just purchased a MSI GE76 Raider a few months ago, and did some research to figure out I could max the RAM with the Kingston FURY Impact 64GB (2x32GB) 3200MHz DDR4 CL20 Laptop Memory Kit of 2 KF432S20IBK2/64, Black kit. After some shopping around I found that these modules were rated pretty high and were marked down to a decent price $286.99. I purchased Kinsgston RAM in the past for laptops and have been pretty satisfied with their quality. I've also had Corsair, G.Skill Rip Jaws, Micron, and many other brands I used in the past.The Kingston Fury Impact are Intel XMP Certified in case I ever wanted to overclock, but I never really have a need for that (I don't want to negatively impact stability of the system). I do run a lot of virtual machines for testing so the 64GB of RAM will help with that and running multiple game clients at the same time.What surprised me was in CPU-Z (see screen shots) I can see that the Kingston modules list SK Hynix as the manufacturer. These brands are often compared with Kingston coming out ahead in quality, but as we can see sometimes brands put a label on other manufacturer's chips. With that said, when you compare the Fury 64GB RAM modules to what was in the computer from the factory it's definitely an upgrade. They are what the say they are and do what they say the do... such as CAS Latency being a little lower set at 20 as advertised on the 64GB Fury chips compared to the CAS Latency of 22 clocks for the OEM Hynix chips. For those that are new to CAS, this just means in simple terms the Fury memory is faster than the OEM RAM because the CAS is lower. It's a slight difference but enough to bring the score up from 93.2% on the OEM RAM modules to 101% which is 7.8% better on the Fury chips vs. OEM. Check out the highlighted screen shots of before and after tests to see what I mean.Considering how many transactions occur over memory having more efficient memory is always a plus. However, it's almost an unfair comparison as OEM builders always use whatever the parts in stock that day when they build the computer, and these Fury chips promise and deliver superior power when compared to superior RAM (I'm almost certain OEM builders won't use this higher tier quality when building computers).I don't mind paying more for performance RAM because I plan on using the heck out of this machine for the next 3 - 5 years and would rather put better stuff in my machine to ensure the speed and stability of the machine doesn't diminish during an upgrade.If you're the same as me, and don't mind spending a little extra to max something out that you are going to be using for a while and don't want to negatively impact performance but rather have a net gain all around these RAM chips are for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2024
Style: 3200MHzCapacity: 32GB (2x16GB)Verified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2024
Style: 3200MHzCapacity: 32GB (2x16GB)Verified Purchase
Was good quality and easy to install even for a first timer like me!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2024
Style: 3200MHzCapacity: 32GB (2x16GB)Verified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2022
I decided to go with the 64GB Kit. Some people may think that this is too much RAM, but it's nearly 2023, and I prescribe to the philosophy that my computer works for me, not the other way around. I should not be forced to close tabs or programs to free up RAM to play games. I should also not have to rely on a Page File in case my RAM gets capped.
When it comes to Laptop SODIMM RAM, you're probably not going to find much faster than CL22, even at 8GB, unless it uses XMP. Unfortunately, a lot of Laptop BIOS's, including the one for my ASUS TUF Series, does not have this feature. Now, I don't know if it's specifically a mainboard or BIOS issue where I could have enabled the feature by completely flushing my BIOS - but that seemed like a really stupid and dangerous idea where I would end up bricking my laptop. When I initially realized this, I just let out a sigh, and had to accept that my laptop would not enable XMP, or higher voltage RAM.
So, in my humble opinion, this is your best option for Laptops that do not have XMP. It's plug-and-play option (which basically means it's default setting) allows you to get XMP speeds, without the use of XMP. Now, we're not talking about going from CL22 to CL16 here - it's a modest reduction to CL20 - but when your choices are limited, you take what you can get.
At the default CL20, it still maintains 3200MHz. The 64GB Kit is both Dual Channel and Dual Rank. I immediately noticed performance gains in more RAM heavy games, like Star Citizen. And, FYI, going from Single Rank to Dual Rank doesn't give you some magical 30% FPS increase with all games across the board, like some people claim. But, the I'm sure that the combined effect of a lower CL, higher capacity, and dual ranking all adds to the overall performance impact.
I'll toss in some CPU-Z screenshots for those interested in the finer details.
Overall, unless the hardware dies on me within a short amount of time, 5 Stars. It's nice to see a brand like Kingston providing a RAM solution that solves an issue that affects more users than I originally realize.
Style: 3200MHzCapacity: 64GB (2x32GB)Verified Purchase
The Finest Laptop RAM on the Market for non-XMP boards/BIOS
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2022
Starting with specifics, I installed this RAM on a ASUS TUF F17 Series Laptop - FX706HE. Installation takes about 1-2 minutes, or however fast you can unscrew the bottom of your Laptop and replace two SODIMMs.Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2022
I decided to go with the 64GB Kit. Some people may think that this is too much RAM, but it's nearly 2023, and I prescribe to the philosophy that my computer works for me, not the other way around. I should not be forced to close tabs or programs to free up RAM to play games. I should also not have to rely on a Page File in case my RAM gets capped.
When it comes to Laptop SODIMM RAM, you're probably not going to find much faster than CL22, even at 8GB, unless it uses XMP. Unfortunately, a lot of Laptop BIOS's, including the one for my ASUS TUF Series, does not have this feature. Now, I don't know if it's specifically a mainboard or BIOS issue where I could have enabled the feature by completely flushing my BIOS - but that seemed like a really stupid and dangerous idea where I would end up bricking my laptop. When I initially realized this, I just let out a sigh, and had to accept that my laptop would not enable XMP, or higher voltage RAM.
So, in my humble opinion, this is your best option for Laptops that do not have XMP. It's plug-and-play option (which basically means it's default setting) allows you to get XMP speeds, without the use of XMP. Now, we're not talking about going from CL22 to CL16 here - it's a modest reduction to CL20 - but when your choices are limited, you take what you can get.
At the default CL20, it still maintains 3200MHz. The 64GB Kit is both Dual Channel and Dual Rank. I immediately noticed performance gains in more RAM heavy games, like Star Citizen. And, FYI, going from Single Rank to Dual Rank doesn't give you some magical 30% FPS increase with all games across the board, like some people claim. But, the I'm sure that the combined effect of a lower CL, higher capacity, and dual ranking all adds to the overall performance impact.
I'll toss in some CPU-Z screenshots for those interested in the finer details.
Overall, unless the hardware dies on me within a short amount of time, 5 Stars. It's nice to see a brand like Kingston providing a RAM solution that solves an issue that affects more users than I originally realize.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2021
The Kingston Fury Impact are Intel XMP Certified in case I ever wanted to overclock, but I never really have a need for that (I don't want to negatively impact stability of the system). I do run a lot of virtual machines for testing so the 64GB of RAM will help with that and running multiple game clients at the same time.
What surprised me was in CPU-Z (see screen shots) I can see that the Kingston modules list SK Hynix as the manufacturer. These brands are often compared with Kingston coming out ahead in quality, but as we can see sometimes brands put a label on other manufacturer's chips. With that said, when you compare the Fury 64GB RAM modules to what was in the computer from the factory it's definitely an upgrade. They are what the say they are and do what they say the do... such as CAS Latency being a little lower set at 20 as advertised on the 64GB Fury chips compared to the CAS Latency of 22 clocks for the OEM Hynix chips. For those that are new to CAS, this just means in simple terms the Fury memory is faster than the OEM RAM because the CAS is lower. It's a slight difference but enough to bring the score up from 93.2% on the OEM RAM modules to 101% which is 7.8% better on the Fury chips vs. OEM. Check out the highlighted screen shots of before and after tests to see what I mean.
Considering how many transactions occur over memory having more efficient memory is always a plus. However, it's almost an unfair comparison as OEM builders always use whatever the parts in stock that day when they build the computer, and these Fury chips promise and deliver superior power when compared to superior RAM (I'm almost certain OEM builders won't use this higher tier quality when building computers).
I don't mind paying more for performance RAM because I plan on using the heck out of this machine for the next 3 - 5 years and would rather put better stuff in my machine to ensure the speed and stability of the machine doesn't diminish during an upgrade.
If you're the same as me, and don't mind spending a little extra to max something out that you are going to be using for a while and don't want to negatively impact performance but rather have a net gain all around these RAM chips are for you.
Style: 3200MHzCapacity: 64GB (2x32GB)Verified Purchase
64GB FuRy for maxing out the RAM on my MSI GE76 Raider i7 11800H
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2021
I just purchased a MSI GE76 Raider a few months ago, and did some research to figure out I could max the RAM with the Kingston FURY Impact 64GB (2x32GB) 3200MHz DDR4 CL20 Laptop Memory Kit of 2 KF432S20IBK2/64, Black kit. After some shopping around I found that these modules were rated pretty high and were marked down to a decent price $286.99. I purchased Kinsgston RAM in the past for laptops and have been pretty satisfied with their quality. I've also had Corsair, G.Skill Rip Jaws, Micron, and many other brands I used in the past.Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2021
The Kingston Fury Impact are Intel XMP Certified in case I ever wanted to overclock, but I never really have a need for that (I don't want to negatively impact stability of the system). I do run a lot of virtual machines for testing so the 64GB of RAM will help with that and running multiple game clients at the same time.
What surprised me was in CPU-Z (see screen shots) I can see that the Kingston modules list SK Hynix as the manufacturer. These brands are often compared with Kingston coming out ahead in quality, but as we can see sometimes brands put a label on other manufacturer's chips. With that said, when you compare the Fury 64GB RAM modules to what was in the computer from the factory it's definitely an upgrade. They are what the say they are and do what they say the do... such as CAS Latency being a little lower set at 20 as advertised on the 64GB Fury chips compared to the CAS Latency of 22 clocks for the OEM Hynix chips. For those that are new to CAS, this just means in simple terms the Fury memory is faster than the OEM RAM because the CAS is lower. It's a slight difference but enough to bring the score up from 93.2% on the OEM RAM modules to 101% which is 7.8% better on the Fury chips vs. OEM. Check out the highlighted screen shots of before and after tests to see what I mean.
Considering how many transactions occur over memory having more efficient memory is always a plus. However, it's almost an unfair comparison as OEM builders always use whatever the parts in stock that day when they build the computer, and these Fury chips promise and deliver superior power when compared to superior RAM (I'm almost certain OEM builders won't use this higher tier quality when building computers).
I don't mind paying more for performance RAM because I plan on using the heck out of this machine for the next 3 - 5 years and would rather put better stuff in my machine to ensure the speed and stability of the machine doesn't diminish during an upgrade.
If you're the same as me, and don't mind spending a little extra to max something out that you are going to be using for a while and don't want to negatively impact performance but rather have a net gain all around these RAM chips are for you.
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So far everything is great i haven't had any problems with this product and shipping was fairly fast
Style: 3200MHzCapacity: 32GB (2x16GB)Verified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2024
Style: 3200MHzCapacity: 64GB (2x32GB)Verified Purchase
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2023
Style: 3200MHzCapacity: 32GB (2x16GB)Verified Purchase
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See images. "System" shows 32GB RAM now.
Task Manager before and after pic shows comparison from 8GB RAM to 32GB RAM in Performance / Memory tab.
Don't mind my configuration in the laptop internals photo. Instead of having the FURY Impact side facing out for both sticks, this laptop has one stick upside down. Those are both FURY sticks. (16GB + 16GB) Would've been cooler to see FURY, FURY but oh well.
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