The product is on sale now via HyperX's website. However, the PC component maker issued some caveats around using the overclocked RAM. Yep, this is overkill. PC gaming vendor HyperX is selling DDR4 ...

HyperX announces three new RAM kits for its high-end Predator DDR4 series. The three new module kits are available with 16GB of capacity in 5000MHz, 5133MHz, and 5333MHz frequency variants. They're ...

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The price of memory is a fickle thing that can't always be relied on, and if you want to hit anything above the bare minimum requirements, then buying RAM while it's cheap is almost always the ...

Memory Team Group joins the mega memory kit clan, launching a set of 256 GB DDR5-6000 for gamers and creators who just never have enough RAM Memory I don't need 64 GB of RAM but I am tempted when ...

While DDR5 RAM could arrive in just a few months' time alongside the launch of Intel's Alder Lake processors, DDR4 is certainly no slouch. HyperX is out to prove that you don't necessarily need the ...

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CES Las Vegas, United States – January 8, 2018 – HyperX ®, the gaming division of Kingston ® Technology Company, Inc., today announced the industry’s first memory modules featuring synchronized RGB ...

Kingston is known in the DIY PC builder sector as being a top-tier memory provider. They don't sell the cheapest RAM on the market, but with this kind of stuff, you generally get what you pay for. In ...

London, UK – September 8, 2009 -- Kingston Technology Europe Ltd, a subsidiary of Kingston Technology Company, Inc., the independent world leader in memory products, today released high-performance ...

CES 2017 is taking place right now in Las Vegas, and all of the hardware manufacturers are showing off their new and upcoming bits and pieces. It appears the industry is going mad for new keyboards ...