This Just in, Hyper X launches New Fast DDR4-5333 RAM Compatible With Intel and AMD Systems
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It wasn’t long ago; Intel launched Rocket Lake. Now we’re witnessing several companies release faster RAM kits, with speeds up to 5,000 MHz. Hyper X gaming division, whose parent company is Kingston, has just announced three new high-speed Predator DDR4 RAM kits, with speeds up to 5,333MHz.
The new RAM kits will feature fully optimized XMP profiles explicitly for Intel's chipset, which should coincide nicely with Rocket Lake motherboards (Z590 chipset). Not to be left out, it will also be compatible with the AMD system chipset.
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The speed options for these new RAM kits will go as follows; 5,133MHz, and 5,333MHz with the Hyper X Predator frequency now spanning from 2,666MHz to 5,333MHz, latency measuring CL13 to CL20. High RAM frequencies always equate to high latency.
The latest modules will have latencies measuring from CL 19 and CL20. Hyper X speedy RAM kits will contain two 8GB kits ( 16GB in total). But with fast RAM comes a hefty price, which goes as follows:
HX450C19PB3K2/16: 16GB (2x8GB), 5,000MHz, CL19-28-28, 1.55V, $870 MSRP
HX451C20PB3K2/16: 16GB (2x8GB), 5,133MHz, CL20-28-28, 1.55V, $995 MSRP
HX453C20PB3K2/16: 16GB (2x8GB), 5,333MHz, CL20-30-30, 1.60V, $1,245 MSRP
It is safe to say the new fast Hyper X memory kits are not for the fate of heart with short pockets. Overclocking enthusiasts seeking frequency bragging rights will likely purchase these memory modules. Before we conclude this post, here's a word from the executives at Kingston Technology:
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"Following record-breaking overclocking announcements using HyperX Predator DDR4 frequencies, HyperX is excited to expand its offerings with the latest high-speed additions," said Kristy Ernt, DRAM business manager, HyperX. "The new products offer premium components with faster speeds, high performance with maximum reliability and great aesthetics providing more options for gamers building a new PC."
The new high-speed Hyper X memory kits are now available for consumers’ purchase.
