No, HyperX Fury non-RGB RAM is not the same as the RGB variant.
No, HyperX Fury non-RGB RAM is not the same as the RGB variant.
You can look for datasheets on official Kingston websites or reputable electronics retailers.
To identify the JEDEC profile in CPU-Z, focus on the memory specifications listed there. The numbers like 3200MHz and 1.35V indicate the speed and voltage, while the format 16-18-18 likely refers to the memory type or module version. These details help match your RAM to the correct profile in CPU-Z.
Review the CPU-Z image you shared. JEDEC #13 is 3200C22, highlighting the XMP profile and maximum speed. For your case, 3200C16 works with 16-18-18 timings. That matches the XMP-3200 shown in your screenshot. Your existing RAM supports 3200C18 at 1.35V when XMP is active.
You're curious about the current specs after Kingston's rebranding. The DRAM density options you saw—4, 8, and 16Gbit—reflect the kit configuration rather than a direct change in density. Checking CPU-Z should show the exact density for your specific model, as it updates regularly.
It seems the product has both an HP barcode and a different serial number. I ordered the Kingston Fury Beast stick because only four were left, and I accidentally added the wrong model in my cart. For details on the DRAM density, you might want to check the official Thaiphoon Burner documentation or look for a specific guide that covers this model.
The HyperX model also offers 8Gb density, and all the details in the manual match. Now it's just a question of whether HP won't alter the OEM RAM too much or render it incompatible with other components. At least according to the HyperX documentation for the closest 16GB 3200 stick versus the 16GB 3200 Kingston version, they're nearly identical—same layout, specs, even the heat spreaders except for a minor difference on the Kingston side. I'll share an update in a few days once it arrives and I test it. If it works, it could help avoid the troubles of OEM hardware and proprietary software, at least for HP users.