💾 HyperX Fury 8GB 2400MHz DDR4 CL15 DIMM 1Rx8 Black XMP Desktop Memory Single Stick Review

I bought this kit on sale because I liked the heatsink design and decided to overclock a lower rated kit. shows Hyperx with Nanya A-Die chips. I don't know how well they can work, but they work fine for Ryzen 2700x. Runs fine at 3200MHz, 14-18-18-38 on Strix X470-f with BIOS 5204, Agesa 1.0.0.3 Using 1.4v for these timings should be stable and I'm fine with that. Good buy for $70.

Bought 2 sets (8GB x 4) HyperX Fury 16GB (8GB x 2) 3200MHz DDR4 (HX432C16FB3K2/16) memory for my latest computer. The previous Kingston HyperX DDR4 2133MHz memory I used in my 2015 custom desktop system always worked flawlessly, so I went with the winning brand again this time. Unsurprisingly, that new 32GB of memory worked flawlessly in the new system, and the style and color of the low-profile DIMMs go well with my plain black/grey/silver "Stealth" with no RGB lighting. The default nominal…

I've been getting the occasional blue screen of death with Chrome crashing more and more often. Narrowed it down to a bad set of rams. (I had 4 x 4GB sticks of non-xmp certified "Viper" RAM that I could never get to work with XMP enabled, and I got hit because I never saw the 3400MHz that used for fast forward I replaced all that RAM with 2 x 8GB Hyper X sticks and now I can use the full XMP profile, at 144Hz and what I was aiming for in my build to start with is MHz .If it goes out of service…