CONCLUSION

   Even though the first 8GHz+ dual-channel DDR5 RAM kits have already appeared in the market the fact of the matter is that most motherboards (and CPUs) can’t support such speeds. On the other hand, for most Intel based motherboards (and even some AMD ones) 7200MHz represents the sweet spot between performance and price. Unfortunately, since 8GHz kits have yet to arrive I don’t have anything faster in my charts currently but at the same time it’s easy to see that 7200MHz should be more than plenty for the majority of users out there. In terms of overclocking headroom, the FURY Renegade RGB kit wouldn’t go over 7400MHz, at least not with the default timings and up to 1.5V voltage. Personally, I’ve been using this kit at stock speeds for all my latest graphics card tests and performance is really good across the board (which is why 7400MHz although not great is still plenty). Finally, not detecting both modules when the FURY CTRL software is running on the EVGA Z790 DARK K|NGP|N is an issue that has happened with other Kingston kits and even though for me the stock rainbow effect is the best still i do hope a solution can be found.

   As I type these lines the FURY Renegade RGB 32GB DDR5 7200MHz CL38 Dual-Channel Kit by Kingston retails for USD230.18 inside the USA (Amazon.com) and for 238.61Euros inside the EU (Amazon.de) a price tag which is quite balanced. Long story short the FURY Renegade RGB 32GB 7200MHz CL38 kit by Kingston may not be the fastest out there but it’s certainly far more compatible compared to faster kits, looks great and is properly priced and for that it gets the Platinum Award.

PROS

- Build Quality
- Top Of The Charts Performance
- RGB Lighting (18 Effects)
- Available In Black & White Colors
- Available Kits
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
- Price (For Some)

CONS

- FURY CTRL (Module Detection)