Mighty DDR5 SODIMM performance
With a starting speed of 4800MT/s, DDR5 is 50% faster than DDR4 for a boost in gaming, rendering and multitasking.
Kingston FURY Impact DDR5 Memory
Kingston FURY™ Impact DDR5 SODIMM brings cutting-edge memory to notebooks and small-form-factor PCs. With Intel® XMP 3.0 certification and/or Plug N Play{{Footnote.N68807}} profiles, it offers capacities of up to 64GB and speeds of up to 6400MT/s for a powerful performance boost.
Your notebook or small form-factor-machine can now experience the latest, cutting-edge memory technology with Kingston FURY Impact DDR5. With Intel® XMP 3.0 Certified SODIMM kit capacities of up to 64GB, Kingston FURY Impact DDR5 packs all the enhanced features of DDR5 into a slim, compact form factor. On Plug N Play{{Footnote.N68807}} enabled modules, Kingston FURY Impact DDR5 automatically overclocks, giving your system a boost in performance without having to enable a profile. Modules featuring XMP 3.0 profiles can overclock to the highest frequency published, up to 6400MT/s, by selecting the profile in BIOS settings.
| Capacities | Singles: 8GB, 16GB, 32GB Kit of 2: 16GB, 32GB, 64GB |
| Speeds{{Footnote.N68807}} | 4800 MT/s, 5600 MT/s, 6000 MT/s, 6400MT/s |
| Latencies | CL38, CL40 |
| Voltage | 1.1V, 1.35V |
| Operating temperatures | 0°C to 85°C |
| Dimensions | 69.6mm x 30mm |
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The FURY Impact 64GB DDR5-5600 is yet another superb memory kit from Kingston, that delivers the highest performance, stability, and compatibility.
Key Features
Plug N Play automatic overclocking functionality{{Footnote.N68807}}
Kingston FURY Impact DDR5’s PnP modules automatically overclock to the highest listed speed.
Intel® XMP 3.0 Certified
Maximise memory performance with advanced pre-optimised timings, speed and voltage for overclocking.
Low power consumption, increased efficiency
Keep your system cool and efficient with Kingston FURY Impact DDR5’s low power draw.
Improved stability with on-die ECC
Maintain data integrity while hitting overclocking speeds.
DDR5 Resources
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What is computer memory?
We explain what memory is, why it’s important and which type to choose for your needs.
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The evolution of memory technology – eBook
Explore DRAM technology’s evolution and gain insights into future trends in our eBook.
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What is a CUDIMM/CSODIMM?
CUDIMMs and CSODIMMs are memory modules that meet new hardware needs. Kingston explores how!
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Why is 6000MT/s DDR5 the sweet spot for PC gaming?
Performance and compatibility are just two of the reasons for this conclusion.
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What is a CAMM?
What’s the difference between a CAMM and a standard memory module? Learn the CAMM’s unique features.
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Introduction of 32Gbit DRAM
A new high-density type of DDR5 DRAM goes into production in late 2024, offering better efficiency.
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How much memory do you need to run Windows, macOS or Linux apps?
We show you how to assess your current memory along with your actual needs based on your apps, OS.
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DDR5 Memory Standard: An introduction to the next generation of DRAM module technology
DDR5 memory has arrived featuring better performance, greater stability and improved efficiency over DDR4.
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