Conclusion and Verdict
If we decide on a Kingston FURY Renegade DDR5, then we can be sure we get a well-designed, fast, and fully stable memory kit. Every Renegade memory uses Hynix IC, which also promises high overclocking potential. You simply can’t go wrong with this memory.
There were no compatibility issues during our tests, and the performance out-of-the-box was exceptionally high.
I wish the design were more aggressive, as it’s starting to look more standard when we compare the new Renegade series to the competition or even earlier Kingston DDR4 kits. The RGB illumination would surely add some spirit, but it wasn’t available in the tested memory kit. It’s still available as an option, so if you are into RGB, then you can pick one of the kits, as they are widely available in stores.
The FURY Renegade certainly has high overclocking potential, which couldn’t be fully tested because of the motherboard limitations. As I mentioned, we will try to update the results soon.
There are no problems with the availability of currently offered Kingston DDR5 memory kits. The only difference makes the price in various stores. The FURY Renegade 32GB DDR5-6400 memory kit costs $269.99 in the Amazon store. It’s a pretty good price for this memory kit.
A lifetime warranty and free support cover all Kingston memory kits. A low RMA rate also proves the high quality of Kingston products.
Pros:
- High performance
- High compatibility
- High quality
- High overclocking potential
- Reasonable price (comparable to other DDR5 kits)
Cons:
- Nothing worth mentioning
Final words:
Kingston FURY Renegade 32GB DDR5-6400 memory kit delivers high performance and high overclocking potential to the most demanding gamers who always want more. They’re reasonably priced and comes with lifetime warranty … you can be sure it’s a great product!
Funky Kit highly recommends Kingston FURY Renegade 32GB DDR5-6400 memory kit!
You can buy the Kingston FURY Renegade 32GB DDR5-6400
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