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 HX432C16FB3/8 8 GB DDR4-3200 Dektop RAM stands out with its . Designed for users who demand the best from their devices, Kingston HyperX Fury HX432C16FB3/8 8 GB ...

8GB RAM smartphones offer a balance between performance and price. These models are ideal for gaming, multitasking, and long-term use. Popular brands like Samsung, OnePlus, and Xiaomi dominate this ...

The king of CRPGs has returned in all its glory with Baldur’s Gate 3. This game crushed expectations during a year filled with stiff competition despite being a CRPG. The quality, performance, and ...

If you are building a gaming PC with top-tier CPUs from Intel/AMD (Core i9-11900K or Ryzen 9 5950X) with PCIe Gen4 storage and a top-tier GPU like the RTX 3090, you should also get high-performance ...

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 ...

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 ...

HP have announced they've completed their acquisition of HyperX, the gaming division of Kingston Technology, for a purchase price of $425 million. It's not yet clear whether HP will carry on using the ...

Despite having sold off its HyperX branding to HP to the tune of US$425 million (~RM1.75 billion) back in February, Kingston has made it clear that it does not plan on retiring from the high-end ...

Kingston says the FURY memory products will be divided in three categories: Kingston FURY Renegade for high-performance speeds and low latencies with DDR4 frequencies up to 5,333 MHz. Kingston FURY ...

Back in February, HP acquired Kingston's HyperX gaming division, but it only took control of gaming peripherals, not Kingstron's HyperX memory products. However, Kingston needed a new name for these ...