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Kingston launches 1066MHz 2GB kits

Discussion in 'Industry News' started by WilHarris, 5 Jun 2006.

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  1. WilHarris

    WilHarris Just another nobody Moderator

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    Kingston Technology today announced the launch of its HyperX DDR2 1000-MHz (PC2-8000) and HyperX DDR2 1066-MHz (PC2-8500) memory modules. Designed to support high end computing, the new HyperX DDR2 unbuffered DIMMs are available in capacities of up to 2GB, offering gamers and PC enthusiasts the ‘ultimate’ in high performance memory.

    “The launch of Kingston Technology’s DDR2 1000 and 1066-MHz brings a series of cutting-edge memory technology to the gaming market,” said Thomas Marschner, Vice President, Sales & Marketing Europe, Kingston Technology. “The new range of HyperX modules are a perfect blend of speed and high performance and are ideal for the latest up-and-coming DDR2 based platforms. With the recently released DDR2 800-MHz low latency modules, the Kingston family is now expanding to include the 1000-MHz and the incredibly fast 1066-MHz,” added Marschner.

    With the advent of new platforms using DDR2 memory, combined with the introduction of memory hungry software and games - the need for high performance and large capacity memory is ever increasing. Kingston Technology’s latest HyperX modules are the ‘must-have’ memory for gamers and PC enthusiasts.

    Mike Field, Division Marketing Manager, Desktop Division, AMD comments, "Kingston Technology provides high-quality products to our customers using PC3200, which enables AMD Athlon 64 FX enthusiasts to modify their PCs and find the best possible performance to suit their gaming or digital media needs. Our socket AM2 processors use DDR2 memory technology, which together with Kingston's new DDR2 memory products will enable the next generation of computing performance."

    All Kingston Technology components used to build HyperX must go through stringent tests in order to be qualified for the line. Once potential components meet the rigorous testing standards, they are then assembled and tested for higher speeds and lower latencies. Like all Kingston memory modules, HyperX comes with a lifetime warranty and 24/7 technical support, plus the legendary reliability that has made Kingston Technology a world leader in memory.

    HyperX 1000 & 1066-MHz DDR2 Features:

    Tested at 1000 & 1066-MHz
    2.2 Volts operation
    Latency Timings: 5-5-5-15-1
    Dual channel memory kits up to 2 GB (for 1000-MHz)
     
  2. M7ck

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    Great, now I'm going to have to order a pizza topped with spicy RAM. Thanks a lot.
     
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    Haha! or you can get the Ram nice and toasty and bake your own pizza on there!
     
  5. kaisera

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    I need help i just want to know will a 4gb kit (2x2gb) of kingston hyperx ddr2 1066 work with an amd phenom II x4 810?
    and an asus m3n72-d?
     
  6. thelaw

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    Post this question in the hardware section of the forum.

    You can however download a list that states what memory is suitable for your motherboard from the asus website and under the memory/device support - http://www.asus.com/Product.aspx?P_ID=8jYT1euVL4wCyH04
     
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    how much is kingston U? I found it change everyday.
     
  8. TheMusician

    TheMusician Audio/Tech Enthusiast/Historian

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    Got my 2GB stick for $43 two weeks ago.
     
  9. Snaver

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    That ****'s quick!
     
  10. ninety2wo

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    2GB is never enough though
     
  11. emilyjohnson

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    Wow! Kingston growth in market share increases with this new launch. I am for this in a market.
     
  12. ziiggy

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    What do people think of Kingston ram? Better than Corsair?
     
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    Does anyone ever read the first post dates on post resurrections :duh:
     
  14. Angel OD

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    NEVER! :lol:
     
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    what? whats this l...la...last date? what the hell is one of those? will it make my windywater go faster?:lol:
     
  16. twinky23

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    I own Kingston before and it s*cks!
     
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    yess Ok Thank For you! :clap::clap::clap:
     
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    Good Thank For you!
     
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    you penis's. stop resurrecting threads
     
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    I love this thread, it just won't go away. One of the mods will kill it soon I reckon....lol
     
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