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Published: 2007-09-02, Author: Paul , review by: planetx64.com
Abstract: Pros: New technology Low voltage High frequency Extra bandwidth Overclockable Cons: Very expensive Limited motherboard support
As far as DDR3 goes, these modules impressed for their stock speeds and modest overclocks. Since these were released, updated kits have made their way into the market, which have been far more lenient towards overclocking. Compared to our OCZ kit thou...
The Kingston 2GB ultra low-latency DDR3 1375MHz HyperX memory kit offers tight timings that other kits just can't match and as a result are the fastest modules on the market at PC3-10666 or PC3-11000 speed grades. ...
To keep things in a simpler perspective, not every can afford to upgrade their motherboard and memory to DDR3 right now. If thats the case, you still find some really good Kingston 4-4-4 DDR2 Kits. This will at least hold you over till more DDR3 arriv...
1375Mhz capable
Lifetime warranty
Lower voltage than DDR2
Rock solid operation
All cons were limits on the motherboard not the RAM
Test system for the DDR3 will be: System: Gigabyte GA-P35C-DS3R motherboard Kingston DDR3 Ram Evga 8800GTS video card Intel E6600 Processor 250gig SATA Drive NEC 3550A DVD/CD ROM Antec Truepower Trio 650W PSU Running through Futuremarks PCmark05 memory...
Abstract: DDR3 has arrived, and while it’s only just trickling in, it is definitely here to stay. The latest company to release sticks that accommodate this standard is Kingston, specifically its HyperX PC3-11000 modules. Due to DDR3 being so new, we currentl...
Performance tests didnt show a significant improvement over DDR2 800MHz RAM, very expensive The Final Word The HyperX kit is very expensive and wont provide a noticeable performance boost over a similarly configured DDR2 800MHz-based configuration. G...
The HyperX kit is very expensive and wont provide a noticeable performance boost over a similarly configured DDR2 800MHz-based configuration. Go for it only if you want to be a very early adopter, or if youre keen to do some serious overclocking. For...
Abstract: Kingston, the life time warranty ram maker delivers its first DDR3 module at Computex. We managed to loan a pair of 1GB to test it on the Gigabyte P35T-DQ6 mainboard and ASUS P5K3 Deluxe Mainboard. This pair of modules model KHX11000D3LLK2/2G is rate...
El resultado obtenido por los modulos de ram Kingston aqui probados ha sido sorprendente ya que han llegado a rondar los 1600 Mhz manteniendo basicamente las latencias del fabricante, 7-7-7-20 y mantenerlas mucho mas alla de sus valores de fabrica, alg...
Abstract: Knapp dahinter liegen die Module von Kingston und TakeMS, die uns aber ebenso mit schnellen Timings überzeugen konnten. Kingston liegt im Testfeld nur knapp hinter Crucial und kann auch beim Übertakten punkten. Gerade das TakeMS Kit besitzt schon bei 1,5V sehr schnelle Timings und ist zudem sehr günstig. In Puncto Übertakten sind..
