Testseek.co.uk have collected 14 expert reviews of the Kingston PC3-14400 1800MHz HyperX Series and the average rating is 83%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Kingston PC3-14400 1800MHz HyperX Series.
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14 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Great Performance, Nice blue heat spreaders, Very Stable, Error-free operation
Runs hot, DDR3 is still very expensive
Unlike the newer Triple Channel systems, most DDR3 kits for the 775 platform are not plug and play. They often require tweaking, testing, and more tweaking. That being said, this kit did pretty well and running what we could throw at it all the way up...
In the past, our biggest gripe with Kingstons HyperX line always revolved around the price point. The memory market is a crowded field with no shortage of legitimate options to choose from, and the competition has consistently offered comparable modu...
Warranty doesn’t cover voltages over stock for overclocking
If you are looking for a reasonably priced DDR3 kit for your gaming machine that has some overclocking headroom, the Kingston HyperX KHX14400D3K2/2GN kit is worth a look. At $400 it performs well and looks good too. ...
The KHX14400D3K2 2GB kit retails for about $420 (Newegg) at the time of writing. This is a bit under other offerings in the same speed range. Yes, you are paying for a premium in two places; One for DDR3 and another for 1800MHz. You do gain the ability...
Abstract: Capacity: 2,048MB (2x 1,024MB); Latencies: 8-8-8-24; Voltage: 1.9V; lifetime warranty In the January 2008 issue of CPU, we printed a DDR3 memory roundup with kits from Corsair, OCZ, Super Talent, and Kingston. (See page 70.) At the time, we asked the p...
Abstract: As a respected player in the memory manufacturing game, Kingston has spent recent months revitalising and invigorating its brand and its series of performance-oriented DRAM.To that end, Kingston recently held a global design competition to create the f...
DDR3 memory is now starting to show its true colours. Yes, at this stage it’s more expensive, but for the ultimate system experience, for those who want top performance and overclocking, then DDR3 based systems are the way to go. DDR2 based systems...
Abstract: Kingston, the life time warranty ram maker delivers its first SLI-Ready DDR3-1800 memory modules for the NVIDIA 790i platform supporting EPP 2.0. SLI-Ready memory also supports Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP) 1.0 and 2.0. When paired with a co...
Abstract: Kingston, the life time warranty ram maker delivers its DDR3-1800 memory modules for the P35, X38, X48 boards that features the low voltage DDR3. We managed to loan a pair of 1GB to test it on the Gigabyte P35T-DQ6. This pair of modules model KHX1...
