ram is kingston hyperX fury compatible with kingston fury beast ?

[stark420]

Hii have 2x8 Kingston hyper x fury 3000mhz cl15 kit but its not available anymore in my area

are they compatible or not i don't wanna risk buying other version of RAM

[DoctorNick]

12 minutes ago, stark420 said:

Hii have 2x8 Kingston hyper x fury 3000mhz cl15 kit but its not available anymore in my area

are they compatible or not i don't wanna risk buying other version of RAM

Hard to say if they are the same. You should be able to get it to work either way, but you might have to set timings manually. Personally I would just get a 32 gb kit instead. But dont be fooled, if it's only for gaming, then 32gb wont make a difference.

[filiprrs]

I know that you will usually hear from people that you shouldn't mix different ram models. But really something like Fury 3200Mhz CL16 should work just fine with those, and they aren't hard to find in the market. XMP should sort the speeds and timings just fine. If not, you can manually set them to 3000Mhz CL15. As the above answer suggested, make sure your use case needs it, as there's no reason to go above 16GB just for gaming nowadays.

[Pandur]

You can also set timings separately for channel A and B. Put both modules from one kit in the same channel and you have some room to adjust if needed. But chances are they will work with the XMP settings from the slower kit.

[Nena Trinity]

I mixed my RAM, it needed manual tuning but it worked just fine. 

 

Now for it to have best chance of success you should make sure both kits sticks have same memory chips! 

 

For me it was 2x8 and 2x8 of Samsung C-DIE so they were easilly compatible once manual tunning was done.