Testseek.com have collected 67 expert reviews of the Kingston PC3-19200 2400MHz HyperX Beast Series and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Kingston PC3-19200 2400MHz HyperX Beast Series.
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Using geizhals as a price research tool, we see that prices for the 2x8 GB version of 2400C11 Beast currently start at 125 Euros exluding shipping across the EU Although this makes Kingston's offer second cheapest in the 16 GB DDR32400 category, there are...
Abstract: Late last year we had a look at the then latest addition to the HyperX lineup of memory kits with the Predator 8GB 2666MHz kit with top end speeds and kits that ranged right up to 32GB in capacity and in their latest addition, Kingston have got a new line...
I believe in giving credit where credit is due and today, Kingston definitely deserve some. Kingston not only delivered a great looking module, they also delivered a good performing one which comes in at a reasonable price too. In terms of overclocking, ...
Abstract: There was a time when very fast RAM was really expensive, but recently those price have started to go down significantly. Corsair and Kingston almost simultaneously contacted us to let us know that they were making available very affordable DDR3-2400 me...
Up to 64GB capacity, Solid performance in memoryintensive tasks
Midlevel latencies; high operating voltage, Not intrinsically faster than cheaper memory
DDR3 memory has a comfort zone that's characterised by 8GB or 16GB packs running at 1,600MHz. Widely available and costing £30 and £60, respectively, the challenge for manufacturers who delve into the enthusiast end of the market is to encourage users to...
Published: 2013-01-17, Author: James , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
As is usual with Kingston HyperX memory the RAM modules may not have had the most eye catching packaging, but when it comes to performance the Kingston HyperX Beast 8GB Kit (2x4GB) – DDR3 2400MHz memory has taken on all comers here at pcGameware, and won...
Looking first to the design and build quality of the Kingston HyperX Beast modules we have a set of sticks which impress. They ran flawlessly throughout our testing, even when pushed past the rated speeds, thanks to quality components and the heatsinks fe...
Heatspreader is an improvement, XMP profiles for both 2,133mhz and 2,400mhz, Great ‘out of box’ performance,
Green PCB is ugly, very small overclocking headroom, loose timings, Kitguru says: A great memory kit at a very competitive price point. There is no shortage of competition for Kingston between £35 and £50 however, Rating: 8.0, Pages: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9, Sh
The HyperX Beast 2,400mhz memory is certainly a product that will strengthen Kingston's standing in the enthusiast sector.Their move to a new black heatspreader can only be seen as positive, it is considerably smaller than their hugely oversized blue heat...
Great looking memory kit, Blistering speed, Future proofing, Two X.M.P profiles, Fair price point,
Green PCB
The Kingston HyperX Beast kit performs extremely well. Having 2400MHz to hand is fantastic and at timings that are not to shabby either. Couple this with the fact you have 32GB (4x8GB) and this kit has to be one of the best kits available, especially ...
