Kingston's HyperX line has been fairly quiet in the past months. Personally, I find it quite strange how the memory giant can sleep so soundly when TCCD and DDR2 are reaching extraordinary speeds.
When DDR2 was first announced, everyone was skeptical about its performance. It was capable of scaling to extremely high frequencies, but it also brought along high latencies that enthusiasts dread.
We recently reviewed the Kingston HyperX PC4300 memory and were left a bit disappointed. The HyperX line is known to be one of the fastest and highly overclockable sticks of memory available.
Kingston Technology is a vastly renowned memory manufacturer. They've been a key player in the memory market for years and handle billions of dollars of sales a year.
