Stefan Mileschin

The Kingston Technology Company, casually referred to as Kingston by many PC users who are into memory modules, has for years had a reputation for putting out reliable memory modules that last, and won't break your bank account. You won't find too many people complaining about this companies' RAM sticks being a waste of money. Well the ones that know what they are talking about at least.

Recently Kingston introduced a new line of products dubbed HyperX. Products included within this line are memory kits, and SSD drives. One of the first members of the HyperX line of memory module kits was the 2000Mhz DDR3 6GB Triple Channel Kit released last year. This kit made a big positive impression with many RAM enthusiasts in terms of performance, overclocking ability, and price.

Today we get a chance to test the younger brother, if you will, of the 2000Mhz modules, the HyperX 1600Mhz DDR3 8GB Dual Channel kit. Will little bro live up to its older brother's marks of excellence, or be the offspring mom, and dad tend to leave out in conversations when bragging about their kids.

http://www.techreaction.net/2012/03/...annel-8gb-kit/