So, what are 24 Gbit-based memory modules all about, and why did they come about versus the traditional 16 Gbit-based kits we have grown accustomed to as PC enthusiasts? Let's explore. Starting with ...

Back when I started overclocking my RAM with a few sets of DDR, the voltage those old TCCD chips could take was insane by today's standards and the heat they produced was sometimes unbearable. Then ...

A subtle tweak to how RAM keeps time is paving the way for higher memory speeds. Here's what that means for you.

This DDR4 memory module offers impressive data transfer rates of up to 5333 MT/s, specifically designed to meet the demands of high-performance users. The two-tone black heat spreaders incorporated ...

Kingston Technology’s HyperX product division is one of those memory brands that has consistently ranked high with gamers and overclocking professionals for its ability to deliver tight timings, ...

We've seen powerful DDR5 RAM kits plunge in price recently to the point they're becoming increasingly logical for new PC builds. It's fantastic that you can get such a potent 6000MT/s CL36 kit that ...

You probably already know if you need 64GB of RAM in your PC or not. Video production, 3D rendering, virtual machines; all of these tasks can soak up pretty much as much RAM as you have available.

Review Posted! Unboxing and overview of the Kingston HyperX 10th Anniversary Memory, more information on ThinkComputers.org ...

I just had an unexpected package arrive at the door. In it was one of Kingston's brand new HyperX memory cooling fans. Like most other memory coolers, the HyperX Fan mounts to the retention clips on ...

Kingston, a leading provider of memory products, unveiled today a series of brand new packaging for its system-specific memory modules designed for ACER, APPLE, ASUS, DELL, HP, LENOVO and TOSHIBA ...

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 ...

I've never purchased Compaq RAM because I have an issue with their incredibly inflated prices. For years I've used Kingston memory for all of my memory upgrades and they've always worked well for me.