• Reviews around advertise (4.23 of 5)

    Kingston HyperX Fury 16GB Kit (2x8GB) 1866MHz DDR3 CL10 DIMM - Blue (HX318C10FK2/16), (Pack of 2)

    • works as advertised
    • Works as advertised, but leaves you desiring more
    • Works as advertised.
    • but now they are running at 1600mhz with 9-9-9-24 timings aka CL9, which is higher than the advertised speed (lower latency).
    • Worked as advertised.
    • They work as advertised, but with a case that you can look into, it doesn't help that the heat softens the glue of the RAM casing.
    • Works as advertised, speeds are correct as are timings on the mainboard I installed it on.
    • Solid performance as advertised
    • Computer hardware works perfectly, as advertised.
    • and they work as advertised.
    • It works as advertised and the computer is noticeably faster going from 8 to 24 GB of RAM.
    • One of the sticks works as advertised while the other is completely defective and doesn't work at all
    • Works as advertised.
    • Fortunately these RAM sticks seemed to work perfectly as advertised
    • It was great and worked as advertised
    • This RAM was delivered quickly and worked as advertised.
    • easy install, works as advertised
    • HyperX 1600, which never missed a
    • Kingston Awesome as always!
    • Installed these, turned on my computer and it's working as per my system properties.
    • It works as you expect
    • It works as it should.
    • This is DDR3 memory, so not as fast as DDR4 (the new standard) but for the music build I was making, it worked fine.
    • After less than six months of use, I noticed the computer wasn't running as well as it should.
    • Works as they are supposed to.
    • Worked as i need it to
    • After trying several times reseat the sticks, I put them in my ASUS P8Z77-V PC, which worked
    • r ram anyway heat sink has hefty well made feel
    • n’t had trouble even during times of working on heavy loads and times in which the pc was heating up.
    • Yeah, the bus speed of this HyperX RAM is only 1866MHZ, but those spinner hard drives have been slowing your I/O speed for all of these years