Check the cache latency value -- high performance RAM (which Fury RAM is) generally is timed too aggressively for "budget" systems that lack adjustments for RAM (your Inspiron qualifies in this category). Here's RAM tested and guaranteed to work; Kingston may have recommendations which almost certainly do not include high performance RAM. [URL]#memory
hello,  My PC is a Inspiron 15 plus (7510),  I've tried upgrading my Dell's memory using a Kingston fury 16gb SODIMM, 1RX8 , 3200MHz, cl20, 1.2v .... It is the same specs (except storage) as my onboard Samsung ram. My pc has 2x DDR4 slots with same specs.   I've checked for compatibility according to the user manual and have installed by the book (literally), and still the PC won't boot with this new memory. (Black screen, the power led "blinks 2,5" - which marks INVALID MEMORY) I've went through all troubleshooting guides and processes, i DID- disconnect battery, mind ESD safety, try different slots and combinations. And more. With or without the original Memory stick. The computer won't boot as long as these Kingston memory chips are in it. Not even to BIOS /single boot menu. Tried another two sticks from the same kind, just in case the first one was Electrostaticlly zapped etc. Same results. Concluding is the assumption that this is either a compatibility /BIOS issue, and I haven't found anything about this anywhere, perhaps since this is a new model l, relatively.. Any help would be kindly appciated! 
Inspiron 15 plus (7510) RAM Compatibility issues