THE FURY BEAST RGB 32GB DDR5 6000MHZ CL40

Unlike their FURY Renegade RGB series Kingston packs the FURY Beast RGB inside a regular blister package.

Aside the two modules inside the package you'll also find a warranty and installation guide and a case sticker.

The heatspreaders may not be as eye catching as those of the Renegade line but they are shorter and thinner.

As usual on a small sticker located on the other side of the PCB, we find the serial and product numbers, 2D barcode, voltage needed and several certifications.

According to the CTRL software at the top of the FURY Beast RGB modules Kingston has placed 12 ARGB LEDs (over twice as many compared to their Beast DDR4 line).

To showcase just how low profile the FURY Beast RGB modules are i placed them right next to the Ares RGB by Lexar (review soon), Ripjaws S5 by G.Skill, FURY Renegade RGB again by Kingston and the Trinity RGB and JetBlack by Neo Forza.

Here you can see some details about the kit thanks to AIDA64.