Kingston Fury Renegade DDR5 7200 32GB Kit - Premium kit with awesome looks [Review]

[Gouhan]

The Kingston Fury Renegade DDR5 7200 Kit is one of Kingston’s most premium DDR5 SKUs on the market. Rated at CL38-44-44 1.45V the memory is capable of far more of course, courtesy of the Hynix A-Die 16Gbit ICs it uses. For those who for some reason do not have motherboards or CPUs which are capable of high frequencies north of DDR5 8000, the Kingston memory is more than capable of operating at CL34 at the same voltage and frequency. As many have seen, the real world performance difference between DDR5 7200 and 8,000 is minimal. With tight timings it could potentially be eliminated entirely. The memory isn’t cheap by any means and that’s perhaps the only downside of the kit. Other than that, it’s certainly worth giving a try, just make sure you have a competent CPU if you are aiming for high speeds. With the right CPU, this memory could be DDR5 9,000 capable.

 

[Rowen82]

Yeah i just bought a kit of this testing on my 13900FK delidded With EKWB direct Die Waterblock
it booted 7200 default extremely fast on default setting with start tuning soon.but i am looking for a deccent 7600 or 8000 kit to play around with.once i am done with this kit it around a week old..Alsogot a slower Gkillz 5600 CL 36 36 36-76 1.2v kit i was tryoc to see what i can getout of it

 

[Gouhan]

Hmm I don't think you need an 8,000 kit. Reason being the IC's on this SKU are identical to the ones on the 8,000 modules as in even the bin etc. As is right now, many of the IC's that are 8,000+ capable are ending up in the lower binned sets purely because there's 10X the market for 7200 than there is for 8,000 if not more. So Vendors such as Kingston are actually sticking a ton of capable IC's on low speed SKUs. I can almost guarantee you the 7200 you have is minimum 8400 capable @ 1.5V