HyperX Fury Black DDR4 2x8Gb HX426C16FB3K2/16

Fury

Kingston's position in the RAM market is very strong, if we talk about the countries of the former CIS. And its Fury line, now under the HyperX brand, has rightfully earned a reputation as the all-in-one kit that is the first choice when it comes to which memory to choose for a gaming or professional build. If we talk about the optimal ratio of price and quality, then one of the most interesting options will be a module marked HX426C16FB3K2/16, which is perfect for mid- to high-level assemblies. It is not for nothing that this memory is confidently kept in the top sales of every second online store.

B-die chips from Samsung

Out of the box, the kit starts at a speed of 2666 MHz with CL16 timings. It seems to us that this is the best option, since such brackets cost a little more than the simplest DDR4 2133/2400 MHz options. Secondly, it is this frequency that is the maximum supported by modern motherboards with chipsets without overclocking (younger Intel 300-series chipsets). Well, and most importantly, it accelerates well, turning into a racing car. The first 2 steps (3000 and 3200 MHz) were given to them without any problems at all, and with good luck, you can aim at all 3466 MHz, like in the older model. Thank you for this B-die chips from Samsung, enthusiasts love them for a reason.

Set and forget

These modules are based on Plug and Play technology. In other words, the user just needs to install it on the motherboard and start using it, because the timings and frequency will be automatically set in the BIOS. We are also pleased with branded black heatsinks, which effectively remove heat and do not take up extra space, interfering with the installation of a large processor cooler.