Kingston FURY Renegade 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 8000MT/s CL38 Desktop Memory Kit Intel XMP 3.0 Silver/Black

The Kingston FURY Renegade KF580C38RSK2-32 is a 32GB UDIMM kit of 2 × 16GB DDR5 desktop memory rated at 8000 MT/s with CL38 latency, made for enthusiast Intel builds on top-tier motherboards chosen for high memory speeds.

Out of the box it starts at the safe default of DDR5-4800 CL40-39-39 1.1V; the rated 8000 MT/s CL38 at 1.45V is stored in the Intel XMP 3.0 profile, which you switch on once in the BIOS. The silver/black heat spreader stands 39.2 mm tall, low enough to clear most CPU air coolers.

FURY Renegade is Kingston's top performance line; this non-RGB version keeps the aggressive aluminium spreader without the light bar or RGB software.

• 2 × 16GB DDR5 UDIMM modules (Silver/Black)
• Matched kit — the modules are tested together and should stay together
• Retail packaging only — no cables, screws or tools are needed or included

• After installing, enter the BIOS and enable XMP; until then the kit runs at DDR5-4800 CL40-39-39 1.1V.
• The first boot with a new DDR5 profile takes longer than usual — the board trains the memory. A black screen for a minute or two is normal; do not switch off.
• Two modules give dual-channel operation: on a four-slot board, use the two slots the manual marks for two DIMMs (usually A2 and B2).
• 32GB comfortably covers gaming, browsers with many tabs and everyday photo editing.
• Above 6400 MT/s the gains are smaller and workload-dependent: they show most in CPU-bound high-refresh gaming and bandwidth-heavy tasks such as compression or simulation.
• If your board is not stable at the top profile, select XMP profile 2 (DDR5-7600 CL38-46-46 1.45V) or 3 (DDR5-7200 CL38-44-44 1.45V) in the BIOS — no manual timing work needed.
• To confirm it is working, open Windows Task Manager → Performance → Memory: it should show 32GB and a speed of 8000 MT/s once the profile is on.

• DDR4 motherboards — DDR5 has a different key notch and will not physically fit a DDR4 slot.
• Laptops and mini PCs that use SO-DIMM — this is a full-size 288-pin desktop UDIMM.
• Servers and workstations that require ECC RDIMM or ECC UDIMM — this is non-ECC unbuffered memory.
• Rated speed on AMD AM5 is not covered: Kingston lists Intel XMP 3.0 only for this part. For AMD, choose an EXPO kit.
• Budget or older boards and CPUs whose memory controller cannot reach 8000 MT/s — the kit then runs at a lower XMP profile or manual settings.
• Mixing with other RAM — adding modules from a different kit, even the same model, is not guaranteed to run at the rated speed.