HyperX FURY 16GB 3200 MHz DDR4 RGB Memory Review

Packaging & Specifications

As you can see, the packaging is pretty minimal, which is great, as it’s less to recycle at the end of the day or at least takes up minimal space in the cupboard. You can clearly see the memory modules in the package, and there’s a red seal around it that must be broken to open them up, ensuring they’ve not been tampered with. As you can see, albeit only just, we have the “Hx432c16fb3ak2/16” model, which is the 3200MHz kit made from 2 x 8GB modules of DDR4. That’s with a CAS timing of 16-18-18-38 at 1.35v.

As you can see, HyperX has a pretty big production run on this kit, offering singles of 8, 16 and 32GB and kits of various multiples of that up to 128GB in a 4 x 32GB kit. That’s also again in a range of speeds and latencies. The kit we have is right in the middle of the offerings at 3200MHz.