Verdict: The HyperX Fury 4 GB DDR4 Single Channel PC RAM stands out with its . Designed for users who demand the best from their devices, HyperX Fury 4 GB DDR4 Single Channel PC RAM delivers top-tier ...

Verdict: The Kingston HyperX Fury HX318C10F/4 4 GB DDR3-1866 Desktop RAM stands out with its . Designed for users who demand the best from their devices, Kingston HyperX Fury HX318C10F/4 4 GB ...

Peak performance, upgradability, and solid pricing are all hallmarks of the best gaming desktops, and only a select few PCs meet that bar. We review dozens of desktops each year, and we’ve settled on ...

We refer to big-screen, full-powered laptops as desktop replacements, but that's far too mild a term for the HP ZBook Fury 16 G11 (starts at $1,558; $3,564 as tested). "Desktop destroyer" or "desktop ...

When it comes to memory, the first name that comes to mind is definitely Kingston Technologies. Established in 1987, Kingston has made its reputation by deploying the most reliable memory products to ...

HP's ZBooks have been a fixture on our lists of mobile workstations for years, and with good reason. They're well-made laptops, packing powerful hardware, high-end designs, and several HP-specific ...

Industry giant HP makes a ton of great desktops, laptops, monitors and peripherals, so it makes sense to dedicate to virtual column space to HP - and its Omen and HyperX brands. With the official end ...

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Kingston Technology Firm has announced its new Gaming Brand under its name as “Kingston Fury”. Similar to HyperX Fury, right? After its tremendous success with HyperX memory products, Kingston has ...

HP has recently completed its acquisition of HyperX peripherals, leaving Kingston with its gaming memory division in need of a new name. After some serious soul searching, and probably some very ...

You probably know that Kingston sold the HyperX brand to HP. Well, if you didn’t, now you do. While that only involved HyperX’s peripherals, I guess it was now confusing to have HyperX products from ...