Kingston FURY Impact 16GB 6400MT/s CL38 DDR5 SODIMM | Intel XMP 3.0 | Plug N Play | Laptop Memory | Single Module | KF564S38IB-16

Good.

This is the fastest ram available for my laptop, just wish they made it in a 64gb kit.

Tremendo producto, me encantó que llegara rápido.

Installed in Asrock x600 with Ryzen 8600g. Posts @ 4800 base clock, but after setting to xmp 6400 in Bios runs flawlessly at 6400 mhz

Was not recognized by bios

I bought 3 of these kits... 2x 6400MT and 1x 6000MT... Installation is of course quite easy with Sodimm.The 6000 MT kit works way better than the 6400MT kit, however there is variance between the kits... one of my 6400MT kits ran fine at 6000 but with a higher latency then it is supposed to run at 6400 (42 CAS).Compatability isn't great though, I am running Ryzen 7940HX and 7945HX systems and the speeds are hit and miss per machine... The max I was able to get is 6000Mhz and CAS 36 out of the 6000Mhz Kit or 5600 and CAS 34.Definitely saw a performance improvement in my RandomX performance over the slower ram.I feel like the 6000Mhz Kit is a decent value if you want to have the best performance. 6400MT is just pushing it too far and the inconsistency per kit just ruins it. The 6400 kits are going back and I might buy more of the 6000 kits to fill my machines.

I was able to OC to about 1.3 volts and 34 34 34 79 timings @ 5600 MT.. I could not get the ram to run at higher MTs, including using the XMP profiles, however, I feel that was more of a function of my bios and laptop. (MSI Vector GP68 HX). Overall, I am very happy with the stability and latency of the RAM. These RAM modules are quality feeling and have room push voltages and frequencies. May not be the best value for everyone, however, as an enthusiast you will be happy.

This is a Hynix A die RAM - it is both the fastest DDR5 SODIMM RAM at stock and can be overclocked further the most out of all in the market.