Kingston Fury Impact PnP 64GB (2x32GB) 5600MT/s DDR5 CL40 SODIMM Notebook Gaming Memory Kit of 2 - KF556S40IBK2-64 Black

Upgraded my system with this RAM and I couldn't be happier. Installation was super easy — just plug it in and go. My computer booted right up and recognized it without any issues. The performance boost is immediately noticeable. Apps open faster, multitasking is smoother, and gaming performance has improved significantly. It’s also been stable under load — no crashes, no overheating, just solid performance.

Laptop get wings now, ultra fast and great stuff

never installed my own ram or anything to a co.outer/laptop before. so this was my first time installing these. I found my computer couldn't run editing software very well. after finding out it had only 1 8ram card I bought these . installed easy and now it's running great!! and deff worth it. I got mine on a pay monthly from amazon

I bought this kit for a mini pc that I bought barebones. As others have said, installation of SODIMM memory is easy, it literally took 30 seconds. The memory worked perfectly and was recognised right away as 5600 MT/S in the BIOS. I'd suggest that anyone looking for DDR5 SODIMM RAM should compare products carefully as other 5600 MT/S kits I looked at were CL46 whereas this kit is faster at CL40.

What can i say 67quid in may/june and excellent ram

Working well in my Lenovo Legion 7 Pro (AMD 7945hx variant)

2x32 GB pack purchased to upgrade a ThinkPad P1 Gen 5. Took just shy of a month to get the item shipped & I have no idea why. At time of purchase, Amazon indicated available stock for immediate despatch & funds immediately taken. The RAM twinpack comes packaged in a simple plastic two-part sleeve with some 'tamper-resistant' tape applied, which is easy to defeat - so choose your vendor wisely. Installed and booted up the ThinkPad, BIOS responded with an initial sequence of tones to indicate some sort of alert that I didn't get to witness due to being hooked up to an external monitor that had entered sleep state. Left alone, the system booted successfully into Windows a few moments later. A quick run of HWInfo confirms both sticks are manufactured with SK Hynix silicon, latency of 38 and transfer speed of 4800 MT/s - so all as expected. 4 days in, I haven't witnessed any stability issues and machine posts minus delays. (If you're a ThinkPad user thinking about adding more RAM, I suggest you download the "Lenovo PC Diagnostics" Android or iOS app and have it launched and set to "Acquire" prior to booting up your laptop for the first time with newly added memory. The app will record and decipher beep sequence to help you determine any status or error codes).

These were the best value sticks to fit my recently purchased Asus TUF laptop that had a stick that was basically DOA - POST indicated that one of the sticks was bad on a day-old laptop! I didn't bother RMAing the laptop as I'd planned to upgrade the RAM and SSD anyway as it only came with 16GB of slower memory and a small SSD and it's worked perfectly since. Can't give an idea of performance uplift as the laptop was essentially broken before the upgrade but it easily pulls high frame rates at 1080p.