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Kingston 2GB HyperX PC3-16000 DDR3 Memory Review
Date Published:
12-23-2008
Written By:
Temujin
Edited By:
Diceman
Provided By:
Kingston
Where to Buy:
Newegg
Discuss Article:
VH Forum link
Pages: 1 2 3

Introduction:


Kingston HyperX PC3-16000 (2000 MHz) 2GB Dual Channel Kit

   There are two different computer memory markets. On one side, there are IT professionals who require memory for server based systems and data centers. These modules offer features like ECC (Error Correction) which is due in part to the motherboard's memory requirements. On the other side, are home and office users who need regular desktop PC memory. This type of memory is usually non-ECC since the supporting motherboards require unbuffered memory.

There are only a few vendors who manufacturer both types of memory. One of those vendors just happens to be Kingston. Chances are that you've heard of them and know someone who swears by anything Kingston in their desktop or servers.

Kingston still has plenty of DDR2 memory modules available since many of the available motherboards still require DDR2. Now that motherboards requiring DDR3 can be found in greater numbers, especially with the new X58 release, Kingston has done more to bring us faster 1600 to 1800 MHz DDR3 modules.

This is good thing since many of the motherboards easily support those frequencies. But, what about the flagship motherboards that can push memory past 1800 MHz all the way up to 2000 MHz? Well, that's why we're here today. We finally got our hands on the 2000 MHz goliath among Kingston's HyperX DDR3 series who is among the few vendors offering 2000 MHz options.

Features & Specifications:


Retail Kit Package

HyperX DDR3 Memory is Here!

HyperX DDR3 memory; the next generation of DDR memory technology. Like all Kingston HyperX products, DDR3 modules are specifically engineered and designed to meet the rigorous requirements of PC enthusiasts. DDR3 memory offers faster speeds, lower latencies, higher data bandwidths and lower power consumption than DDR2. HyperX DDR3 modules are available in single, dual and triple-channel memory kits.

HyperX DDR3* features:

  • 1.7 Volts operation

  • Memory signal termination inside the memory chip (On-Die Termination) to prevent reflected signal transmission errors

  • Operational enhancements to increase memory performance, efficiency and timing margins

  • CAS Latencies: 5 (Ultra Low Latency) and 7 (Low Latency)

  • Currently available in speeds up to 2GHz and capacities of 2GB, 3GB, and 4GB kits

  • DDR3 memory modules are not backward compatible to DDR2 and DDR based motherboards, due to incompatible module connections (number of pins), voltage and DRAM technology. DDR3 memory modules have a different key or notch than the same-sized DDR and DDR2 modules to prevent their insertion into an incompatible memory socket. HyperX modules are available in single, dual and triple-channel memory kits.

 

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