Kingston Fury Beast 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 4800Mhz RAM

Name: Kingston Fury Beast 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 4800Mhz
Brand: Kingston
SKU: KF548C38BBK2-32
Rating: 5.0 (3 reviews)

Kingston Fury Beast 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 4800Mhz KF548C38BBK2-32

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Improved Stablility For Overclocking
Increased Efficiency
Intel XMP 3.0-Ready And Certified
Plug N Play At 4800Mhz
Low-Profile Heat Spreader Design

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Specifications Overview

Model	KF548C38BBK2-32
Type	288-pin DDR5 DIMM
Speed	DDR5-4800 MHz
Size	32GB (2 x 16GB)
CAS Latency	38
First Word Latency	15.83 ns
Voltage	1.1 V
Heat Spreader	Yes
ECC Support	No

	Old Name	Current Name	Branding	Data Speed	Port
USB 2.0	USB 2.0	USB 2.0	Hi-Speed USB	480 Mbit/s	diverse
USB 3.0	USB 3.1 Gen 1	USB 3.2 Gen 1x1	SuperSpeed USB	5 Gbit/s	diverse
USB 3.1	USB 3.1 Gen 2	USB 3.2 Gen 2x1	SuperSpeed USB 10Gbps	10 Gbit/s	diverse
USB 3.2	USB 3.2 Gen 2x2	USB 4.0 Gen 2x2	USB4 20Gbps	20 Gbit/s	only USB-C
USB4	USB 4.0 Gen 3x2	USB4 1.0	USB4 40Gbps	40 Gbit/s	only USB-C
USB4v2	USB 4.0 Gen 4	USB4 2.0	USB4 80Gbps	80-120 Gbit/s	only USB-C

RAM First Word Latency Table (nanoseconds)

Latency is measured in nanoseconds, which is a combination of frequency and CAS. Both frequency increases and latency decreases result in better system performance (when latency is the same, always prefer higher frequency if possible).

Frequency (MT/s)

	4400	4800	5000	5200	5600	6000	6200	6400	6600	6800	7000	7200	7400	7600
36	16.36	15.00	14.40	13.85	12.86	12.00	11.61	11.25	10.91	10.59	10.29	10.00	9.73	9.47
37	16.82	15.42	14.80	14.23	13.21	12.33	11.94	11.56	11.21	10.88	10.57	10.28	10.00	9.74
38	17.27	15.83	15.20	14.62	13.57	12.67	12.26	11.88	11.52	11.18	10.86	10.56	10.27	10.00
39	17.73	16.25	15.60	15.00	13.93	13.00	12.58	12.19	11.82	11.47	11.14	10.83	10.54	10.26
40	18.18	16.67	16.00	15.38	14.29	13.33	12.90	12.50	12.12	11.76	11.43	11.11	10.81	10.53
41	18.64	17.08	16.40	15.77	14.64	13.67	13.23	12.81	12.42	12.06	11.71	11.39	11.08	10.79
42	19.09	17.50	16.80	16.15	15.00	14.00	13.55	13.13	12.73	12.35	12.00	11.67	11.35	11.05
43	19.55	17.92	17.20	16.54	15.36	14.33	13.87	13.44	13.03	12.65	12.29	11.94	11.62	11.32
44	20.00	18.33	17.60	16.92	15.71	14.67	14.19	13.75	13.33	12.94	12.57	12.22	11.89	11.58
45	20.45	18.75	18.00	17.31	16.07	15.00	14.52	14.06	13.64	13.24	12.86	12.50	12.16	11.84
46	20.91	19.17	18.40	17.69	16.43	15.33	14.84	14.38	13.94	13.53	13.14	12.78	12.43	12.11
47	21.36	19.58	18.80	18.08	16.79	15.67	15.16	14.69	14.24	13.82	13.43	13.06	12.70	12.37
48	21.82	20.00	19.20	18.46	17.14	16.00	15.48	15.00	14.55	14.12	13.71	13.33	12.97	12.63
49	22.27	20.42	19.60	18.85	17.50	16.33	15.81	15.31	14.85	14.41	14.00	13.61	13.24	12.89
50	22.73	20.83	20.00	19.23	17.86	16.67	16.13	15.63	15.15	14.71	14.29	13.89	13.51	13.16
51	23.18	21.25	20.40	19.62	18.21	17.00	16.45	15.94	15.45	15.00	14.57	14.17	13.78	13.42
52	23.64	21.67	20.80	20.00	18.57	17.33	16.77	16.25	15.76	15.29	14.86	14.44	14.05	13.68

CAS (clock cycles) Lower latency means faster memory.

Distribution of First Word Latencies for Similar RAM Modules

The histogram below shows the distribution of first word latencies (in nanoseconds) for all RAM modules of the same DDR type and frequency in our database. Each bar represents the number of modules that fall within a specific latency range. The highlighted bar indicates the latency of the currently selected RAM module.