Kingston FURY DDR 3 and 4 range for gamers offers stylish and extreme performance boost

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Kingston Technology’s latest high-performance memory products are now available in South Africa from Tarsus Distribution. The new product line includes the Kingston FURY Renegade, Kingston FURY Beast, and Kingston FURY Impact. Enthusiasts and gamers can give their systems the upgrade they need with modules in DDR4 RGB, DDR4 Black, and DDR3.

 

The relaunch and rebrand of the Kingston Fury range comes after the company sold its HyperX gaming division to HP in February 2021. While HP required the HyperX peripheral products Kingston Technology retains the DRAM, SSD and flash product business.



 

“These products are perfect for the gamer who wants ultra-fast, cutting-edge performance,” says Andre Wollheim, product manager at Tarsus Distribution. “The Kingston FURY Renegade DDR4 RGB allows you to boost your frame rate, keep your streams broadcasting smoothly, and edit highlight reels at high-speed. It comes with dynamic RGB lighting that uses Kingston FURY's patented Infrared Sync Technology to provide smooth, synchronised lighting effects.”

 

The Kingston FURY Beast provides powerful performance boosts for gaming, video editing, and rendering with speeds of up to 3733MHz, kit capacity up to 128GB and CL15–19 latencies and offers a cost-efficient upgrade. With its low-profile, edgy, heat spreader design, the Beast stands out from the blocky, squared crowd.

 

For notebooks or small form factor machines, the Kingston FURY Impact minimises system lag and opens up a world of detail. It offers higher performance with low power consumption, as well as slim form and sleek design.

 

“Kingston continues to provide the same great high-performance memory and customer service that gaming and PC enthusiasts have come to expect, now through Kingston FURY,” says Wollheim. “Whether gamers are contemplating a simple budget-friendly upgrade, or are ready to max out their system’s capabilities for the ultimate gaming experience Kingston FURY has the right products for them.”

 

Kingston FURY memory modules are 100% tested at speed to ensure they are free from manufacturing and material defects. Kingston Fury is backed by a lifetime warranty and over 30 years of experience.

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