Thanks to board member Steve for the heads up with this review at the crucible:
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There has been a lot of fuss lately about Kingston jumping into the so called "enthusiast" market. With more and more people pushing the bounds of their computers, the over clockers market is growing. In my mind memory is probably one of the most important peices in the over clocking puzzle. If you can't feed your processor with enough info, you may as well not bother making it go faster.
Having seen some of the top names in over clocking reaching astounding speeds with Kingston's new HyperX ram I decided it was time to give it a try. In my never ending struggle to move up in the 3DMark rankings, I needed memory that can hold the tightest timings at very high speeds. I was a little leary of the Kingston ram at first, with its 2-8-4-4 1t timings, I didn't think it could reach the levels that I needed. However as I stated earlier, user have been reporting speeds nearing 500Mhz DDR at 2-5-2-2 1t timings so I just had to see what I could do.
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Jan 21, 2003, 09:24 AM
