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Reason: Listing error. This is an 8GB DDR5 module, not 64GB.
Pretty Cheap for 64GB Single Module
Greater performance starting at 4800MHz
Improved stablility for overclocking
Increased efficiency
Intel XMP 3.0-Ready and Certified
Qualified by the world’s leading motherboard manufacturers
Hurry up!
Below in the other details is shows 8GB as well, bit confusing
warning : this is a single 8gb module
Another pricing mistake?
Product information is showing 8GB, another Amazon title and product info mix up?
Just wanted to say, this is Micron memory, as in, good luck getting any faster than 4800 MT/s on this kit. Despite what the name says, the item model number is KF548C38BB-8, which is Micron DDR5.
Is there a straightforward way to determine what company manufactured the memory module from a given model number, and then from there determine its overclocking potential?
The memory QVLs on motherboard manufacturer websites lists the DRAM chip manufacturer for a lot of different kits. Hynix A > Hynix M > Samsung > Micron for ddr5.
5200 kit of 2 is $209. That’s probably a safer bet as there has been a lot of listing issues on RAMs
A single 64GB module in this brand and model doesn’t exist. Obviously an error.
This is beyond price error. Perhaps a listing issue.
Kingston Website mentions kit capacity is up to 64GB, which is 2 x 32GB.
Largest single module of the Fury Beast DDR5 range is 32GB according to above link.
Good luck to whoever ordered this. Happy to hear your experience.
Cheers!
Price is 139.03 now. Amazon really screwing up their listings.
muzeeb on the weekend shift
Mine arrived and it's 8GB, spoke to csr and he just refunded me, keep the item.
Bugger, I got mine today and it was the 64gb.
Single module but says 2x 32gb??