Kingston is also entering the acceleration race

The manufacturer has introduced four new products, all of which strengthen the DDR3 sphere.

After Corsair, Super Talent and OCZ, Kingston could not sit on DDR3 laurels either, so the manufacturer, which is considered to be one of the defining factors in the market, announced faster and faster modules.

The slower novelty boasts a 1625 MHz clock signal within the HyperX family, which is accompanied by 7-7-7-20-1T timings and 1,9 V voltage. Modules running under the codename KHX13000D3LL will be available in 1 and 2 × 1 GB packages, expected to be priced at $ 224 and $ 448.

 
HyperX modules waiting for X38…

However, for true speed hunters here, the KHX14400D3, which is certified for 1800 MHz clock, the timings have increased accordingly a bit, quite accurately 8-8-8-24-1T can be achieved with a base voltage of 1,9 V. In terms of price, we can’t talk about a significant increase, the 1 gig version costs $ 227, while the 2 × 1 GB package costs $ 453.