Testseek.co.uk have collected 67 expert reviews of the Kingston PC3-19200 2400MHz HyperX Beast Series and the average rating is 86%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Kingston PC3-19200 2400MHz HyperX Beast Series.
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The editors liked
Great looking memory kit
Blistering speed
Future proofing
Two X.M.P profiles
Fair price point
Up to 64GB capacity
Solid performance in memoryintensive tasks
Seriously quick
Two XMP profiles
Heatspreader is an improvement
XMP profiles for both 2
133mhz and 2
400mhz
Great ‘out of box’ performance
The editors didn't like
Green PCB
Midlevel latencies
High operating voltage
Not intrinsically faster than cheaper memory
Could clash with large CPU coolers
Green PCB is ugly
Very small overclocking headroom
Loose timings
Kitguru says
A great memory kit at a very competitive price point. There is no shortage of competition for Kingston between £35 and £50 however
Published: 2016-07-30, Author: John , review by: techicize.com
TL:DR]This nature of product doesn't really need a lengthy conclusion. The performance was great, and its actual pricing that deserves a mention.On the day of the review, the product is retailing for just under 26 pounds for 8 GB @1600 MHz, (check other...
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Published: 2016-07-30, Author: John , review by: techicize.com
TL:DR]This nature of product doesn't really need a lengthy conclusion. The performance was great, and its actual pricing that deserves a mention.On the day of the review, the product is retailing for just under 26 pounds for 8 GB @1600 MHz, (check other...
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Published: 2015-12-07, Author: John , review by: techicize.com
Obviously what we said in the last review still stands the same. Overall its a great product, But the design of the heatspreaders will causes clearance issues for some. I Don't want to echo what we've said in the past but the Kit is very aesthetically...
Abstract: Eight gigabytes per DIMM has become de rigueur for high-end builds, even though you get the best data rates and latencies from lower-density modules. We test five 32 GB products to see if it's still possible to squeeze out enthusiast-class performance. ...
Abstract: When configuring a high end PC, chances are you are going to choose a 16 GB memory kit. We tested 13 different kits, which according to the manufacturers are well suited to be used in combination with a Haswell processor. Memory prices have been risin...
Abstract: Today, we proceed with our journey through the lands of Kingston memory. Saving the best for last, we are going to complete the overview of the HyperX Beast series with a 32 GB iteration of the DDR3-2400 model....
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Published: 2013-07-12, Author: Leo , review by: micromart.co.uk
Abstract: I am not especially keen on product names that promise more than they can deliver, so I did a double take when I saw that Kingston had sent me some DDR3 memory called HyperX Beast. The alternative high-end Kingston memory is called HyperX Predator, which ...
Using geizhals as a price research tool, we see that prices for the 2x8 GB version of 2400C11 Beast currently start at 125 Euros exluding shipping across the EU Although this makes Kingston's offer second cheapest in the 16 GB DDR32400 category, there are...
Abstract: Late last year we had a look at the then latest addition to the HyperX lineup of memory kits with the Predator 8GB 2666MHz kit with top end speeds and kits that ranged right up to 32GB in capacity and in their latest addition, Kingston have got a new line...
