Verdict: The Kingston HyperX FURY Dual Channel 4 GB DDR3 PC RAM (HX318C10FR/4) stands out with its . Designed for users who demand the best from their devices, Kingston HyperX FURY Dual Channel 4 GB ...

Verdict: The Kingston HyperX FURY 8 GB DDR3 PC RAM stands out with its . Designed for users who demand the best from their devices, Kingston HyperX FURY 8 GB DDR3 PC RAM delivers top-tier performance, ...

To celebrate the 10th anniversary of its HyperX memory lineup, Kingston introduced the HyperX 10th Anniversary Edition memory lineup. These DDR3 modules are available with frequencies ranging from ...

BOSTON & FOUNTAIN VALLEY, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--PAX East − HyperX, a division of Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today announced the launch of ...

Back in February, HP acquired Kingston's HyperX gaming division, but it only took control of gaming peripherals, not Kingstron's HyperX memory products. However, Kingston needed a new name for these ...

Memory giant Kingston has announced a new line of memory modules for gamers and overclockers on a budget: the HyperX Fury range. Designed as a new entry-point for the company's existing HyperX family, ...

Kingston has been in the game of making memory modules and flash products for a long time. They have become so successful at the game that they are the biggest memory maker in the world and have held ...

If you happened to have read our OCZ review last week, then you are probably aware that I am not huge on DDR3… at least yet. At this point in time, the performance gains are in no way worthy of the ...

Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today announced the release of 2GHz HyperX DDR3 memory modules, the fastest-performing DDR3 available to date.

The table shows the various options open in the HyperX Predator line. One can purchase either dual-module 8GB or quad-module 32GB pack at 1,600MHz speeds, though, strangely, there's no 16GB (2x8GB) ...

Earlier this year, memory giant Kingston offloaded the HyperX peripherals brand to HP for a cool $425m. That sum wasn't enough to secure the rights for the memory division's diverse portfolio.