Kingston Technology HyperX Fury White 8GB 2133MHz DDR4 CL14 DIMM 1Rx8 (HX421C14FW2/8)

Installed easily. This memory is often referenced in PC build guides for its reliability and price. It supports XMP, while at least one other major brand sold at the same price here on Amazon does not.

Worked Correct with XMP1 in WIndows 10 Dell Alienware R7 i7 8700K. (2x16gb) 32gb Total

I've been a fan of Kingston RAM for a long time. Never had to RMA any memory of theirs, never needed to return a DOA, and never felt like I was being ripped off (*cough*Corsair*cough*). Their new DDR4 HyperX Fury line is no different from my past experience.The low-profile heat spreader has the HyperX Fury name emblazoned on it, and generally speaking, the RAM looks great in slim-case builds, builds with cooler clearance concerns, builds where tall spreaders just don't work, and really any build where you don't want RAM so tall that you could sail a ship with it.This is the second 8GB stick of HyperX Fury RAM I've purchased, as I gradually brought a tiny little slimline sleeper build up to 16GB. Both sticks have passed repeated MemTest86 runs with no errors. Again, Kingston makes quality RAM, and don't ever let anyone tell you otherwise. In operation, they're plenty snappy, even given their low clock. I haven't tried to overclock them at all because, well, my sleeper rig has an i3-6100 and a GTX 750 Ti half-width card paired with a 300W power supply, and I'd rather not set my house on fire.The picture included is one stick of HyperX Fury inside of said sleeper build. Looks nice alongside the black/white Cryorig C7 cooler, doesn't it?Seriously, if you want good quality DDR4 with a heat spreader, this is the way to go. It's cheap, it's beautiful, it lasts, and it will have a home in every build I do that doesn't support and/or need higher-clocked RAM.

Couldn't be happier with this memory's performance, it does exactly as the product description says. Would recommend to a friend!

It is reliable and works as advertised. The ram has not caused any problems yet. Buying the two-stick kit gives me the ability to use both of my motherboard's memory channels (and improve the performance). I haven't tried overclocking it or truly pushing it like some of the reviewers have, so I cannot comment on that. All I can really say is it has not caused any problems, nor has it been a bottleneck in my system's performance.If this is going to be the only RAM in your system, you should at least consider getting a larger kit. I bought the 8GB (2x4GB) kit. It works well enough for my needs, which mainly consists of web browsing and old games. However some things, such as modern video games and video editing, can use a lot more RAM.

I bought these because I had one of my a 2x8gb die on me leaving me with only 8gb instead of 16gb. I decided to get four modules this time versus two. They're working at full speed in a Asus ROG Hero Alpha III motherboard with a 6700k. I didn't get a boot right away with the motherboard citing the ram as the issue. I tried the Mem button which makes it work if the rams not compatible but when the computer came back on I still got the dram light blinking along with a 55 and 00 q code. Taking all the modules out and placing them back in fixed it so I assume some were seated correctly. I check the bios and saw the Max speeds were set to 2666 MHz. CPU z shows the same and timing are correct.

I have used Kingston products for many years. I have never had a problem with their memory products - reliable and great performance. I am also a big fan of the HyperX line. I am very pleased with this memory. Using in a recent build for my Debian Linux desktop used for home and part time consulting use. Primarily use is office (spreadsheet, documents, and presentations) along with some personal photo editing. I am very pleased with the performance and the cost per gigabyte is very competitive. I also like the look of the memory - extremely attractive in my view. I would recommend this product to others. Build includes Kingston SSD, Ryzen 1300X, ASUS B-350 Plus Prime MB.

I find it hard to provide reviews on ram because it works or it doesn't. I ended up going with these on a recent build because they looked simple. They didn't have led's, crazy heatspreaders and just look simple and professional which is what I was going for. I have these on an MSI mini-itx motherboard so I wasn't able to test their overclocking potential but they run solid at their advertised speeds and running through 24 hours of ram tests never yielded any issues. The motherboard also detected their speeds immediately so I never had to adjust them to run at stock speeds.The ram performs great and to date I have had no issues. I didn't expect the build quality to be as high as it is and these dimms feel very solid with their metal housing. If I end up having to upgrade to 16gb I'll definitely stick with this brand.