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The Kingston memory arrives in a little blister pack with the product identification marked on the front of the package. They have ‘factory sealed' stickers on the box to ensure no one has been tampering with the product.
Inside, the sticks are stored vertically, separated inside holders. There is a little information leaflet supplied in the box.
The Kingston memory is supplied in their traditional blue heatspreaders. We are pleased to see they haven't opted for massively oversized heatspreaders with this product as it can cause some installation issues with large CPU heatsinks.
THank god they are killing that huge heatspreader. looks impressive on their website but its stupid.
Very nice. wish I could afford the rest of the system.
Only problem I would have, why 8GB? id clearly go for 16GB with a system like this, seems very miserable for the platform. G.Skill have this round!
Ordinary sized heatspreaders! finally.
I like kingston memory, always been reliable for me. this memory hasn’t impressed me. 13 timings are very loose, its not much of an achievement for one of the market leaders.
Excellent choice for Gamers and builder who wants a stable Windows 7 64-bit PC systems. I played Crysis 2 and the game is very smooth as I am using Radeon HD 6950 2GB and together with this Kingston HyperX 8GB Kit. When not playing games, I do my system laboratory using VMWare Workstation 7 and running 5 virtual machines on top my Windows 7. I run Citrix laboratory using VM’s and my virtual lab is very fast.
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