KINGSTON Memory KF560C30BBEA-32 FURY Beast Black RGB DDR5, 6000MT/s, 32GB EXPO

Description

The Kingston FURY Beast Black RGB DDR5 with code KF560C30BBEA-32 it is a memory 32GB (1x32GB) for desktop systems (288‑pin DIMM), designed for high frequencies and low latency. With profile DDR5‑6000 and CL30, is an especially good choice for gaming builds, content creation, and demanding multitasking – when your platform supports DDR5.

Why choose it: If you're building a DDR5 desktop system and want a single 32GB memory with an emphasis on low latency, the FURY Beast RGB series offers easy set-up via EXPO/XMP profiles, while the RGB lighting is ideally suited to builds with a transparent side cover.

Main features (confirmed)

• Capacity: 32GB (1x32GB)
• Type / format: DDR5, 288‑pin DIMM (desktop)
• Performance profile: DDR5‑6000, timings 30‑36‑36 @ 1.4V (according to Kingston)
• Profiles: AMD® EXPO v1.1 and Intel® XMP 3.0
• ECC: Non-ECC Unbuffered DIMM (with On-Die ECC as stated in the DDR5 spec sheet)

Selection & Compatibility Guide

• DDR5 platform: requires a motherboard and processor that support DDR5 (not compatible with DDR4 slots).
• Activate profile: To reach 6000MT/s, enable the EXPO or XMP profile in the BIOS/UEFI.
• Stability: Some systems may require a BIOS/UEFI update or settings recommended by the motherboard manufacturer (especially with 2 modules/large capacity).
• Dual-channel: this one is monastery 32GB memory. For dual-channel, a kit or second identical memory is usually preferred.

Official sources

• Kingston Parts Search: KF560C30BBEA-32
• Kingston Spec Sheet (PDF): KF560C30BBEA-32
• Kingston Warranty information

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is the KF560C30BBEA-32 compatible with Intel and AMD?;

Yes, it is a DDR5 UDIMM (desktop) and from the official spec sheet it supports AMD® EXPO v1.1 and Intel® XMP 3.0. A prerequisite is a motherboard/CPU that supports DDR5 (and updated BIOS/UEFI where necessary).

What does “6000MT/s CL30” mean in practice?;

6000MT/s is the nominal speed of the memory profile, while CL30 is the CAS latency. According to Kingston, the 6000MT/s profile runs at 30-36-36 timings at 1.4V.

How do I enable the EXPO/XMP profile to reach 6000MT/s?;

Through the motherboard's BIOS/UEFI, enable the corresponding profile (EXPO on AMD platforms or XMP on Intel/compatibles). If it is not stable, try a newer BIOS and settings/voltages recommended by the motherboard manufacturer.

Is it a kit or single memory?;

The KF560C30BBEA-32 is a single 32GB module (1x32GB), as listed in the official Kingston parts search. If you want dual-channel, a kit (e.g. 2x16GB) or two identical modules (with compatibility/QVL check) is usually preferred.

Is the memory ECC?;

Not as “ECC UDIMM”. The spec sheet describes it as Non‑ECC Unbuffered DIMM, and also mentions “On‑Die ECC” (internal error correction mechanism on the DDR5 chip).

Is it suitable for a laptop or mini PC?;

No. The KF560C30BBEA-32 is DDR5 UDIMM for desktop (288-pin). For laptops you usually need DDR5 SODIMM (260-pin).