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Kingston KF556S40IBK2-32 FURY Impact 32GB - 2 x 16GB DDR5-5600 SODIMM Memory Kit - PC5-44800 - CL40 - Unbuffered
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Product Features
Product Overview
The Kingston FURY Impact 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5-5600 SODIMM memory kit delivers high-performance memory upgrades for modern notebook systems. This kit combines the latest DDR5 technology with Kingston's FURY Impact design to provide reliable, fast memory that enhances system responsiveness and multitasking capabilities.
Engineered specifically for notebook platforms, this memory operates at 5600 MHz with a PC5-44800 standard, offering substantial bandwidth improvements over previous DDR4 generations. The 32GB total capacity, distributed across two 16GB modules, provides ample memory headroom for demanding applications, creative workflows, and intensive multitasking scenarios.
Relevant factors for this section include Memory Size, Memory Technology, Memory Voltage, Number of Pins. When those points are considered together, they give buyers a clearer picture of how the product is equipped, how it fits into deployment, and what kind of day-to-day role it is meant to support.
Technical Overview
This DDR5 SODIMM kit implements advanced memory architecture with 5600 MHz operating frequency and CL40 latency timing. The DDR5 SDRAM technology delivers improved data transfer efficiency through enhanced signaling and power management compared to DDR4 predecessors.
The memory modules feature a single-rank design with unbuffered signal processing, optimized for mainstream notebook platforms that don't require ECC functionality. Operating at a low 1.10V, these modules balance performance with power efficiency, making them suitable for both performance-focused and battery-conscious notebook configurations.
Relevant factors for this section include Memory Size, Memory Technology, Memory Voltage, Number of Pins. When those points are considered together, they give buyers a clearer picture of how the product is equipped, how it fits into deployment, and what kind of day-to-day role it is meant to support.
A strong technical summary explains how the product's interfaces, hardware profile, and operating characteristics work together in real deployment. Buyers often need this context to confirm compatibility with existing devices, expected performance in daily use, and whether installation will be straightforward for IT staff or end users.
Key Product Advantages
Kingston's FURY Impact memory brings several advantages to notebook memory upgrades, starting with the transition to DDR5 technology that provides higher bandwidth and improved efficiency. The 5600 MHz operating frequency enables faster data access and transfer rates, which translates to smoother application performance and reduced loading times.
Enhanced Multitasking Capacity
With 32GB of total memory, systems gain substantial headroom for running multiple applications simultaneously, handling large datasets, and managing memory-intensive workflows without performance degradation.
- Supports complex computational tasks
- Reduces system swapping to storage
- Maintains responsiveness under load
Optimized Notebook Compatibility
The SoDIMM form factor with 262-pin configuration is specifically designed for notebook memory slots, while the unbuffered, non-ECC design matches the requirements of most consumer and business notebook platforms.
- Direct notebook motherboard compatibility
- Standard notebook voltage operation
- No specialized memory controller needed
Deployment / Use Cases
This memory kit serves as an ideal upgrade for notebook users seeking to enhance system performance across various computing scenarios. The combination of DDR5 technology and substantial 32GB capacity makes it particularly valuable for users who regularly work with demanding applications or multitask extensively.
Creative professionals will benefit from the increased memory bandwidth when working with photo editing software, video production applications, or 3D modeling tools. Business users running multiple virtual machines, development environments, or data analysis applications will appreciate the additional memory headroom that prevents system slowdowns during intensive work sessions.
Content Creation Workstations
Video editors, graphic designers, and 3D artists can leverage the 5600 MHz speed and 32GB capacity to handle large project files, complex effects rendering, and real-time previews without performance bottlenecks.
Technical & Development Environments
Software developers, data scientists, and engineers benefit from the memory's ability to support multiple development tools, virtual machines, and data processing applications simultaneously while maintaining system responsiveness.
Physical Profile
The Kingston FURY Impact modules feature a standard SoDIMM form factor measuring 2.74" (69.60 mm) in length and 1.18" (30 mm) in width, compatible with most notebook memory slots. This compact design ensures proper fit within the constrained spaces of notebook chassis while maintaining reliable thermal characteristics for sustained operation.
The physical profile is practical for deployment planning because the dimensions and weight are clearly defined: 1.18" (30 mm). This helps confirm rack, shelf, desk, or cabinet fit before installation.
- Width
- 1.18" (30 mm)
- Length
- 2.74" (69.60 mm)
Highlights
- 32GB total memory capacity (2x16GB configuration)
- DDR5 SDRAM technology with 5600 MHz operating speed
- PC5-44800 memory standard compliance
- SoDIMM form factor for notebook compatibility
- 262-pin design with single-rank architecture
- Unbuffered, non-ECC signal processing
- CL40 latency timing for balanced performance
- 1.10V operating voltage for power efficiency
- Lifetime limited warranty coverage
- Manufactured in Taiwan with Kingston quality standards
Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Kingston Technology Company |
| Manufacturer Part Number | KF556S40IBK2-32 |
| Brand Name | Kingston |
| Product Line | FURY Impact |
| Product Name | FURY Impact 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 SDRAM Memory Kit |
| Product Type | RAM Module |
| Technical Information | |
| Memory Size | 32 GB |
| Memory Technology | DDR5 SDRAM |
| Memory Voltage | 1.10 V |
| Number of Modules | 2 x 16GB |
| Memory Speed | 5600 MHz |
| Memory Standard | DDR5-5600/PC5-44800 |
| Memory Rank | Single-rank |
| Error Checking | Non-ECC |
| Signal Processing | Unbuffered |
| CAS Latency | CL40 |
| Device Supported | Notebook |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Number of Pins | 262-pin |
| Form Factor | SoDIMM |
| Width | 1.18" (30 mm) |
| Length | 2.74" (69.60 mm) |
| Miscellaneous | |
| Country of Origin | Taiwan |
| Warranty | |
| Limited Warranty | Lifetime |
FAQ
What type of systems is this memory kit compatible with?
This Kingston FURY Impact memory kit is designed specifically for notebook systems that support DDR5 SODIMM memory modules. It requires a notebook with DDR5-compatible memory slots and a platform that accepts 5600 MHz memory speed. The 262-pin SoDIMM form factor ensures physical compatibility with standard notebook memory slots, while the unbuffered, non-ECC design matches the requirements of most consumer and business notebook platforms.
How does DDR5 memory differ from DDR4 in performance?
DDR5 memory provides several improvements over DDR4, including higher data transfer rates, improved power efficiency, and enhanced signal integrity. This Kingston FURY Impact kit operates at 5600 MHz, offering significantly higher bandwidth than typical DDR4 modules. DDR5 also features on-die ECC for improved reliability and a more advanced power management system that operates at a lower 1.10V compared to DDR4's 1.20V standard.
What does the CL40 latency specification mean for performance?
CL40 refers to the CAS Latency timing of 40 clock cycles, which represents the delay between when a memory controller requests data and when that data becomes available. While higher than some DDR4 latency values, this timing is balanced against the much higher 5600 MHz operating frequency of DDR5 memory. The combination of high frequency with CL40 latency provides excellent overall performance for most applications, particularly those that benefit from high bandwidth rather than ultra-low latency.
Can I use these modules separately or do they need to be installed as a pair?
This memory kit consists of two 16GB modules that are tested and validated to work together as a matched pair. While the modules may function separately in some systems, optimal performance and compatibility are guaranteed when using both modules together in dual-channel configuration. Installing them as a pair enables the memory controller to access both modules simultaneously, effectively doubling the available memory bandwidth compared to single-module operation.
What is the difference between unbuffered and registered memory?
Unbuffered memory, like this Kingston FURY Impact kit, communicates directly with the memory controller without an intermediate register buffer. This design provides lower latency and is standard for consumer and business notebook platforms. Registered memory includes a register between the memory modules and controller, which improves signal integrity in systems with many memory modules but adds slight latency. This kit's unbuffered design matches the requirements of notebook platforms that don't need the additional signal buffering of registered memory.
Does this memory support overclocking or XMP profiles?
This Kingston FURY Impact memory operates at its rated 5600 MHz speed without requiring overclocking or special profiles. The modules are designed to run at their specified 5600 MHz frequency with standard notebook platform settings. While some systems may offer memory tuning options, this memory is optimized for reliable operation at its rated specifications rather than extended overclocking scenarios, making it ideal for users seeking stable, high-performance memory upgrades without complex configuration.