Kingston FURY Renegade Pro RDIMM Black XMP 256GB DDR5 6000MT/s CL32 Memory Kit (8 x 32GB)

The Kingston KF560R32RBK8-256 is a memory kit built for professionals who cannot afford slowdowns or unexpected hiccups. It supplies 256GB through eight Registered DIMMs, each offering 32GB of DDR5 capacity. Designed for boards that accept RDIMM modules, it installs easily and immediately expands the available headroom for data-heavy projects.

Operating at 6000MT/s with a CL32 timing, the kit moves data quickly enough to keep complex scenes, large datasets, or multiple virtual machines responsive. The wide bandwidth and substantial capacity let rendering software, scientific modeling tools, and database platforms spend less time waiting and more time producing results.

Kingston complements this speed with stability features that matter in production. Error Correcting Code on every module detects and fixes memory errors on the fly, helping maintain uptime when accuracy is critical. The Registered DIMM design further improves signal integrity, which is especially important in multi-socket workstations and servers.

Intel XMP 3.0 profiles arrive pre-configured, so a quick selection in the BIOS delivers the rated performance without manual tuning. The 288-pin layout and 1.35V operating voltage align with current workstation and server standards, keeping installation straightforward.

Whether you are building a new render node, refreshing a data analytics server, or outfitting a virtualization host that juggles dozens of guests, this kit supplies the speed, capacity, and resilience needed to keep workloads running smoothly.

• 256GB total capacity delivered by eight 32GB modules
• DDR5 technology provides higher bandwidth and improved efficiency
• 6000MT/s speed with CL32 latency for fast data movement
• Error Correcting Code and Registered layout protect data and maintain stability
• Intel XMP 3.0 certification enables quick profile-based overclocking
• Standard 288-pin form factor with 1.35V operating voltage
• Suitable for workstations, servers, and demanding professional workloads