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 ...

The Kingston HyperX FURY 8 GB DDR3 PC RAM stands out with its . Designed for users who demand the best from their devices, Kingston HyperX FURY 8 GB DDR3 PC RAM delivers top-tier performance, stunning ...

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 ...

When it comes to building a gaming PC, the three components that will have the most significant impact on your gaming performance are your GPU, CPU, and RAM (Random Access Memory). You can of course ...

The age of DDR5 may be dawning, but most of us are happy enough with our DDR3 setups. Even so, just to ensure our builds are primed for the future of gaming, there’s no reason we can’t upgrade our RAM ...

Need to upgrade to an older build with the best DDR3 RAM out there? Look no further. DDR3 RAM may have been phased out by its bigger brother, but we still have the best DDR3 RAM for gaming for those ...

The latest systems might not be compatible with DDR3 RAMs but there are a lot of processors that offer strong performance and use DDR3 RAMs, especially the extreme series processors from the 3rd and ...

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 ...