Core i7-900 users get 12GB DDR3-1600 kit
@ 2009/11/17With the release of its LGA1156 Core i5 and i7-800 processors, Intel has clearly relegated the Core i7-900 series to the high end. So, it stands to reason that you'd want to trick out a Core i7-900 system as much as possible—perhaps, say, with Kingston's latest HyperX memory kit, which delivers a whopping 12GB of blazing-fast DDR3 memory.
The new Kingston HyperX 1600MHz 12GB triple-channel kit includes six modules, with each module rated for operation at a peppy 1600MHz with 9-9-9-27 timings and 1.65V of juice. Kingston says the memory supports Intel's Extreme Memory Profiles, so getting it to run at those specifications shouldn't involve any tinkering.
The new Kingston HyperX 1600MHz 12GB triple-channel kit includes six modules, with each module rated for operation at a peppy 1600MHz with 9-9-9-27 timings and 1.65V of juice. Kingston says the memory supports Intel's Extreme Memory Profiles, so getting it to run at those specifications shouldn't involve any tinkering.