Kingston announces first FURY Gaming Lab to showcase latest technology for gamers

The first Kingston FURY Gaming Lab was inaugurated to show the brand's commitment to creating a comprehensive gaming ecosystem. Read on!

Kingston Gaming Lab showcased!

What's in Kingston's FURY Gaming Lab?

Here you can see custom PC builds and other Kingston FURY peripherals!

The new Kingston FURY Gaming Lab brings guests an interactive experience that connects Kingston FURY's memory and storage technologies with real-world applications.

It has the brand's characteristic hues of flaming red and jet black, as well as unique heat spreader designs. The entire arrangement is studded with LEDs that mimic the Kingston FURY range's brilliant RGB lighting effects, which are popular among gamers all over the world.

The Gaming Lab space includes three zones. Zone A is a DRAM-shaped pillar where visitors participate in an interactive game to understand the type of gamers they are with product solutions recommended to best fit their needs.

Zone B is where Kingston posted three custom PC builds namely the FURY Racing Spacecraft, Memory Nexus, and FURY Jet Pack. The three PCs and one laptop in Zone B are all outfitted with Kingston FURY products, such as DDR5 memory, Renegade PCIe 4.0 SSDs, and the newest Impact DDR5 SODIMMs for laptops and compact form factor computers, to meet the demands of both mainstream and hardcore gamers.

Zone C delves into Kingston's engineering methodology and strategic partnerships with industry partners to ensure platform compatibility and performance.

In addition to the FURY Gaming Lab, Kingston FURY demonstrated its fresh new RGB lighting effects for DDR5 memory, exhibiting 16 settings managed by the simple Kingston FURY CTRL software, including effects like countdown, fireworks, flames, and rhythm special effects. Users may customize the lighting schemes' colors and speeds to meet their gaming tastes. In the second quarter of this year, Kington FURY Beast DDR5 RGB memory will be released.

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