Stefan Mileschin

With AMD's latest Ryzen AGESA coming in June and bearing the promise of an extended range of memory multipliers, it wouldn't surprise us to hear that owners of Ryzen processors might be eyeballing a memory upgrade. Or maybe some folks out there are checking the bank account to see if they can pull off a new build with one of Intel's Core X-series CPUs. Either way, HyperX just updated its line of Predator DDR4 memory with new kits capable of keeping pace with high-end processors from either camp.

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