Kingston FURY Beast RGB 32GB (2x16GB) 3200MT/s DDR4 CL16 Desktop Memory Kit of 2 | Infrared Syncing | Intel XMP | AMD Ryzen | Plug n Play | KF432C16BBAK2/32

Excellent RAM and great price! Easy to install in my HP 30L Omen Gaming PC. If you install the latest (9/21/2021) HP Bios you can fully utilize the 3200 MHz speed of this RAM.

My computer says that it 2400 MHz and not 3200 MHz as advertised.

one of my ddr4 socket is bad so I got 16 GB in 1 - works fine

Super easy to install, plug and play. RGB control works well with the software I already had. I am able to run all of my apps while playing high demand games. Paired very nicely with my Ryzen 9 5900X and 6700RX

Whelp, I mistakenly thought I had only 2 slots for memory in my HP Omen, but upon opening the case, I discovered two empty slots (there were 2x8GB HyperX modules already there). Rather than replace those, I just added these 2x16GB Kingston Fury, since the HyperX was Kingston before rebranded, so should work together just fine. Imagine having 48GB of RAM in a gaming PC...Fabulous!! Anyway, super easy to install and after booting up they took on the same colors as the existing ram modules.

excellent

It turns out that the MSI Motherboards are pretty picky with your MB/CPU combination when you choose your Memory. You must use something that is supported and there are a lot that are supported as well as a lot that are not. My original build was using the Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro 32gb (2x16gb) 3600 for about 3 months without any issues and then it just stopped working with the EZ Debug Led light stuck on DRAM. I tried some other memory I had, but I could not get past this error. When I spoke with MSI, they stated I needed to get supported memory since none of my Memory was supported. I like the RGB Flair with the Kingston Fury Beast RGB 32gb (2x16gb) 3600 and it is supported. I ordered this and crossed my fingers that it would work, since I really thought the MB took a crap.

Until now working as expected

This was installed on an HP OMEN 30L. Like many pre-built, the BIOS does not have controls for memory overclocking. You will have to study each manufacturers specification to make sure you understand what timing and speed the memory is capable of in both JEDEC (usually 1.2v) and XMP (usually 1.35v). While you can get JEDEC 3200 from Crucial, I decided to go with the FURY Beast JEDEC and XMP at 1.2v at 2666 primarily to match the RGB design of the 30L. I understood the speed trade off.

Great value. Exactly what was needed for my sons desktop.