Apparently people like the Kingston HyperX red limited edition ram, so Kingston has decided to make it a permanent offering. There’s a price list below and I have to say that 16gb of ddr3 for only $90 is a great…
An 8gb kit of HyperX memory for only $56, that’s not bad at all! Kingston has just announced the new HyperX Predator line of memory available in kits of 8gb, 16gb and 32gb for DDR3 with various speeds available depending…
Speaking of Kingston I’ve got a couple sets of ram from them so look forward to those reviews coming soon. Anyway, they’ve just released an announcement about their upcoming HyperX ram that can hit 2666Mhz and supports the new Ivy…
Kingston has just announced a new SSD, the HyperX 3K that features read speeds up to 555MB/s and write speeds up to 510MB/s. It utilizes a Sandforce SF-2281 controller and the SATA3 interface for decent speeds surely. It will be…
HyperX Ram is good stuff and Kingston just announced new four and and eight stick kits for use with the new Sandy-Bridge E X79 processors and X79 motherboards. You can get the kits from 8gb up to 32gb with prices…
Kingston’s HyperX moniker has always been assigned to their performance products whether it is computer memory or USB drives. Now you can add SSDs to that naming convention as they have released the HyperX SSD, a performance based drive geared…
HyperX for your notebook, why not right? The new HyperX so-dimms are supposedly the the fastest ram on the market currently to support the new Huron River Intel Core mobile processors. Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in…
Kingston is at it again, with new memory! The new memory kits are designed to meet the performance requirements for the new Intel Core i7-990X chipset and X58-based motherboards, and are available in kits of three or six modules and…
This past month’s release of Intel’s Sandy Bridge platform will help build the USB 3.0 user base since this interface comes installed in most motherboards designed for this new CPU. Since USB 3.0 features transfer rates up to 4.8Gbps there…
I’ve got the need for speed! If you do too then you need to check out the new HyperX. Certified by Intel and ruining at 2400MHz, it is the world’s fastest memory on the market today… March 15, 2010 —…
Today at technogog we ponder the question — how much RAM is too much? During the days of Windows XP two gigabytes was considered a boatload of memory; as Windows Vista made its way onto the scene, 4 gigs became…
When the Corei5 and the Corei7 came out we quickly realized that our DDR3 wasn’t going to work anymore with the new CPUs because of the lower voltage requirements, so we had to go and buy low voltage ram for…
Just how much ram do we really need? International CES — Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today announced it is shipping the largest HyperX® DDR3 memory kits to date. Users of the Intel Core…
