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Published: 2015-12-07, Author: John , review by: techicize.com
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The HMP verdict on the HyperX Fury Series DDR3 1866MHz memory modules is simply great look, great performance and great price! With the different colours available the HyperX Fury series allows you to customise your components and are a must if your case...
the Kingston HyperX Fury DDR31866C10 is a good DDR3 memory kit based on AFR chips from SK Hynix In a nutshell it is a reasonably priced 16GB dualchannel kit Since this is a midrange memory kit you should not expect miraculously high frequencies The Hyper...
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Published: 2014-07-05, Author: Ryan , review by: eteknix.com
Range of colour options, Black PCBs, Lifetime warranty, Good overclocking headroom, Competitive pricing, PnP auto-detect
Specification don't match actual timings, A higher frequency offering (2000/2133MHz) would be nice, XMP omission could worry some people,
PricingIn the UK the HyperX Fury 8GB 1866MHz kit retails for £64.99 at Overclockers UK for all colours and £60.24 at Amazon for all colours. In North America Newegg stocks this kit for $85 but some of the other kits cost $80, at Amazon they are fetching a...
With the HyperX Fury range Kingston have set out to offer a competitively priced product with attention paid to the design and ease of use. Looking at the first of those aspects we see that the modules start at £29.50/$39.99, which is certainly affordable...
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Published: 2014-06-05, Author: Mike , review by: pcgameware.co.uk
The HyperX Fury 8GB 1866MHz RAM kit is a great start for the HyperX range. They arrived solidly packed in a clear plastic wallet. Look good in the wallet, but in hand feel well made and look even better. With a wide choice of colours available (red, blue...
Ever since Intel's Sandy Bridge Core processors hit the market, overclocking has been quite easy for us reviewers. Overclocking memory used to involve tuning the front side bus or base clock of the processor to precisely measure the maximum attainable RAM...
After giving this set of HyperX Fury modules in white a good run, I found the overclocking margin available was more than sufficient to allow these modules to play in a much deeper pool when it comes to maximum memory speeds. At 2666MHz, using timings of ...
Automatically overclocks up to 1866MHz, low power consumption
HyperX FURY DDR3 comes with automatic overclocking capabilities and draws less power. It enhances PC performance without making a hole in your pocket.HyperX FURY DDR3 memory comes with plug-and-play functionality and automatically overclocks up to 1866M...
