Kingston HyperX FURY 8GB 1866MHz DDR3 CL10 DIMM - Black (HX318C10FB/8)

As today I have an ASUS P8B75-M/CSM Micro-ATX Motherboard. It will only allow only 1600 MHz. This is NOT the memory fault. Again, it depends of the Motherboard. Before buying, make sure to check compatibility list from your Motherboard's user manual or check online sources. Besides this aspect, this model works very good for for productivy. I open a average of 20 tabs across multiple browsers and it is able to keep things smoothly. It you are using Windows 10. Make sure to have at least 16GB. In addition, works good with games. I'm playing "Doom Ethernal" with 16Gb of this ram and LGA 1155 i7-3770 and a GTX-1070. And I works really good.

I've wanted to make some upgrades for my Asus Desktop PC. Before I purchased this, I did some research and found that this memory module was compatible with my Asus FM2 motherboard. I had replaced the 4GB ram module with this 8GB one for more overall, better performance for my PC. This is the 1st time I bought a refurbished one from Amazon. And so far, it's doing ok! I may look to purchase again this same memory module to replace the other so that it matches its memory speed from 1.6 Ghz to 1.8 Ghz (OC). Thx again to Warehouse Deals! ;) My PC Specs: Asus (Phenom II X6) M32BF A10-6700 3.7 Ghz (4.3 Ghz OC), 16GB Ram 1600 Mhz, 525GB SSD, 2TB SSHD, w/ AMD Radeon R7 370 4GB GDDR5 OC.

I bought this stick to add to another and get to 16gb RAM (my loading times for games are amazing now!) and this is probably the best RAM I've ever used. It's super stable and runs quick. The heat spreaders give it a nice look as well. You can't go wrong with this! It was fast even when it was running single channel, and is great for budget builds since it handles games easily with a single channel setup.

This is a nice product from a very reliable brand. I have used HyperX on many machines, and have yet to have any sort of problem. Upgraded my memory from 4GB to this 8GB stick and can definitely tell my setup is much snappier and smoother on just general usage to gaming. Also, I had to make no manual changes on my setup. Just popped it in and timings and speed were set automatically. I have a moderate overclock on it at the moment and it has yet to blink on stock voltage. Also, the profile is low enough for clearance on my Hyper 212 cooler. Very satisfied with this purchase.

These appear to be well-made sticks, and perform exactly to spec. However, of the two eight-gig sticks I initially purchased, one went bad within six months. And on its way out, it caused me some data corruption such that I had to wipe and start over after replacing the stick. Nevertheless, I went with three new ones that were exact matches to the one I had to discard. So now I've got 32GB of this memory, and it's working flawlessly. I guess I just got unlucky with the one memory module, but it is a shame that it went bad after the warranty expired. But I can understand this sort of thing happens once in awhile, and the experience didn't prevent me buying more of the same. The heat spreader is substantial enough to keep the memory from overheating, yet short enough to not interfere with my oversized CPU cooler. At 1866MHz these are a "factory overclock" from the 1333 and 1600MHz standards typically associated with Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge systems. To take advantage of that boost in speed you'll need a motherboard that uses XMP profiles. If you do use such a board, these will function to their fullest potential. At worst, if your MB's bios doesn't support an 1866MHz RAM mode, these will still fall back gracefully to more standard speeds.

My latest computer build has a max of 32GB of ram, so I bought four of these 8GB sticks and filled up the slots. There's a good chance that I will never need more than 12 GB for general computing and gaming unless I happen to get into that nasty process of video rendering, in which case I will need all of it! Kingston is a class brand! I have used Kingston ram whilst building computer systems for other folks and it has never failed me. The funny thing is...I tried using it at full speed (my error) and kept getting glitches upon glitches and after a few hours of saying naughty words, I figured out that the six core processor was waaay to lazy to handle 1866mhz. So I went to the BIOS and underclocked to 1600mhz and now everything is cake! Chocolate cake! :) duff~

Really solid ram cards, very easy to install without anything getting in the way like other units I've used. They look really nice in your case, and the compact design is a nice plus. I ordered 2 (16gb total) of these in white for my rig, upgrading from my previous 8gb Mushkin set. Typically I don't expect to see much of a performance boost with ram upgrades, and while the change is subtle, these definitely perform exceptionally. Had no problem getting them to run at 1866mhz even on my older Sandy Bridge chipset. The packaging is very minimalist, in a good way mind you, and hey - They even come with stickers. Definitely recommended.

It has boosted my computers performance tremendously. Originally had 8 GB of RAM. After installing this (it's easy, turn off the computer, insert it, your good) I now have 16GB and it makes a load of difference. No more computer lag. If your trying to click and it takes forever, you need more RAM. If your internet tabs make you lag, you need more RAM.