
Kingston FURY Beast 64GB (2x32GB) 6000MT/s DDR5 CL36 Desktop Memory | AMD EXPO | Kit of 2 | KF560C36BBEK2-64
DDR5 · 64GB · 6000MHz
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Currently within 1.9% of its 30-day average ($895.76). No strong signal either way: a dip below $868.89 would be a better entry.
Primary recommendation: eBay at $879.00.
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DDR5 · 64GB · 6000MHz
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Get notified when the price drops to your target. ATL is $589.00.
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RamRadar has recorded 149 price points for this kit since May 2026. At $879.00, it sits 49.2% above its all-time low of $589.00 (May 2026) and 21.9% below its all-time high of $1,125.00 (September 2026). The price has fallen $20.00 (2.2%) over the past 30 days and is down $41.99 (4.6%) over 90 days.
At $13.73 per GB, it runs 21.8% below the current DDR5 desktop average of $17.56 per GB. The 30-day trend points downward.
$879.00 is above the midpoint of the $589.00–$1,125.00 range RamRadar has recorded; this kit has sold for less during much of its tracked history. It is not the worst price we have seen, but it is not a standout deal either.
Nobody can promise a price drop, but the recent direction is down: the price has fallen $20.00 (2.2%) over the past 30 days. RAM pricing is volatile and trends reverse, so if you are waiting, a price alert on this page will notify you if it drops further.
It currently costs $13.73 per GB, 21.8% below the DDR5 desktop average of $17.56 per GB computed across the 171 kits RamRadar tracks in that segment. On a per-gigabyte basis it is cheaper than the typical kit we track.