Kingston FURY Impact 16GB 3200MT/s DDR4 CL20 Laptop Memory Single Module | Intel XMP | AMD Ryzen | Plug n Play | Low Power Consumption | KF432S20IB/16

Great upgrade! It was easy to install — I just watched a 6-minute video to do it. I can also feel the improvement in my daily tasks, even the most demanding ones.

I recently purchased the 32GB kit (2x16GB) for my HP 15 laptop (HP 15-ef2508la), and I couldn't be happier with my decision. The delivery arrived (from US to Colombia) days earlier than expected, which was a pleasant surprise. The service was top-notch, and the product came in excellent conditions.After upgrading my laptop's RAM from 4GB to 32GB, the improvement in performance was immediately evident, especially because it takes advantage of the dual channel feature. My laptop now handles college work, programming tasks, and Linux machine virtualizations with way more ease. The RAM worked like a charm, and I highly recommend this product to anyone looking to boost their laptop's performance.

As expected works perfect with my victus, intel 12th. The best speed for DDR4. I liked them a lot. Recommended

Starting with specifics, I installed this RAM on a ASUS TUF F17 Series Laptop - FX706HE. Installation takes about 1-2 minutes, or however fast you can unscrew the bottom of your Laptop and replace two SODIMMs.I decided to go with the 64GB Kit. Some people may think that this is too much RAM, but it's nearly 2023, and I prescribe to the philosophy that my computer works for me, not the other way around. I should not be forced to close tabs or programs to free up RAM to play games. I should also not have to rely on a Page File in case my RAM gets capped.When it comes to Laptop SODIMM RAM, you're probably not going to find much faster than CL22, even at 8GB, unless it uses XMP. Unfortunately, a lot of Laptop BIOS's, including the one for my ASUS TUF Series, does not have this feature. Now, I don't know if it's specifically a mainboard or BIOS issue where I could have enabled the feature by completely flushing my BIOS - but that seemed like a really stupid and dangerous idea where I would end up bricking my laptop. When I initially realized this, I just let out a sigh, and had to accept that my laptop would not enable XMP, or higher voltage RAM.So, in my humble opinion, this is your best option for Laptops that do not have XMP. It's plug-and-play option (which basically means it's default setting) allows you to get XMP speeds, without the use of XMP. Now, we're not talking about going from CL22 to CL16 here - it's a modest reduction to CL20 - but when your choices are limited, you take what you can get.At the default CL20, it still maintains 3200MHz. The 64GB Kit is both Dual Channel and Dual Rank. I immediately noticed performance gains in more RAM heavy games, like Star Citizen. And, FYI, going from Single Rank to Dual Rank doesn't give you some magical 30% FPS increase with all games across the board, like some people claim. But, the I'm sure that the combined effect of a lower CL, higher capacity, and dual ranking all adds to the overall performance impact.I'll toss in some CPU-Z screenshots for those interested in the finer details.Overall, unless the hardware dies on me within a short amount of time, 5 Stars. It's nice to see a brand like Kingston providing a RAM solution that solves an issue that affects more users than I originally realize.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:One of the few RAM sticks that will run at the full 2933MHz that a 10th generation Intel processor will run at - in my case a Dell XPS with a i5 in IT from 2021. Upping my RAM from 32GB to 64GB has vastly improved the usability of the laptop.

Good, Fast RAM from a company I've had great experiences with in the past. Can't go wrong with Kingston.Installed into a Dell P89 (5505 G5S)

Installed and upgraded my 20 to 54 and I am beyond happy. Not that you can see it, but that cool Black style replaced the stock basic looking ram. Fan running a bit more than it need to, however, performance is worth the $ and have no idea why I did not upgrade much sooner than now. What are you waiting for?

I bought this ram for my Razer Blade 15 (Base 2021) RZ 09-0369x, the original ram was (according to many sites including the official razer website): 2933MHz. However, when in task manager and also when I had removed the original ram, it said 3200MHz. After installing the new Kingston ram, I checked both command prompt and task manager. They said 2933MHz, according to other reviews and the amazon page for this item, it was supposed to be 3200MHz even without overclocking. I checked the actual ram sticks, and they say 2933MHz. This item is well priced for what you get, however the page is misleading. For the 32gb (Pack of 2 16GB) it says 3200MHz, when in reality you get 2933MHz. It is still mostly the same and with the price it is still worth it, but I am somewhat confused as to why the amazon page for this item is incorrect. In the end though, the installation was easy, and the product worked well. My laptop now uses less than half as much memory and this was quite helpful, as I enjoy playing the game BeamNG.Drive, which is not only graphics and CPU intensive, but also requires lots of memory for using things like AI vehicles. In addition, I use this computer for other work and often have many tabs open, and I don't like having to close tabs to get my laptop to run faster. Now it is much faster. In addition, the latency (CL) is very low without overclocking, making this ram even better for the price. This would be 5 stars except for the fact that the amazon page is either inaccurate or misleading about the ram speed.