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November 2014
(82%)
68 Tests
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The HyperX Fury 16GB (2x8GB) DDR4 2666MHz memory kit is a fantastic offering from Kingston. The Automatic overclocking feature is fool proof and it that is not enough, there is more MHz to be had by adding voltage and fine tuning the timings yourself. The...
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Veröffentlicht: 2015-06-18, Autor: Paul , Testbericht von: hitechlegion.com
XMP Certified at 1.2v, No additional voltage needed when pushed to 2815MHz, Timing does not have to be loosened too much at further overclocks from XMP, Low Profile, Optimized performance for HaswellE processors, Lifetime Warranty
Not very receptive to tighter timings
There has been a lot of debate amongst enthusiasts on which memory chips are better for overclocking, Samsung or Hynix, I guess that all boils down to preference. The Kingston HyperX DDR4 Fury we tested came with the Hynix modules. The last few times I...
Zusammenfassung: USB drives might not have much to do specifically with PC games, but every PC gamer will need one at one point or another. As PC gamers, we always want the best and the fastest when it comes to our computers, but our choice of portable drives will often f...
Let us summarise the most important positive and negative points belowTo sum up, this is what I would say-The major complaint that I have with the Fury SSD is the slow write speeds, and in some tests the read speed wasn't very impressive.+The Kingston Hyp...
Design, Size/Weight, Very Good Performance, 5 Years Warranty, Different Colors According To Capacity, Price (For Some), , ,
No Lanyard Included,
I can't really begin to count the number of products I've gotten my hands on by Kingston but what i can say is that more often than not we find that their products exceed their stated performance values something which also happened in this review since t...
In the long run, the Kingston HyperX Fury is a superb flash drive that can compete with the big competitors of the USB market. Its style is unique and offered in three storage capacities allows users to pick and choose. For my 64GB model, you can find it...
Great performance ( comparing to declared speed ), Reasonable price, Compatible with consoles, Available in three colors
Feels too plastic,
Kingston HyperX FURY 32GB is a flash drive I can recommend to everyone who needs to carry data on a small device and care about storage performance but don't want to spend too much money. HyperX FURY has a great performance to price ratio and probably tha...
Veröffentlicht: 2014-08-31, Autor: Ryan , Testbericht von: vrworld.com
Zusammenfassung: HyperX, (a division of Kingston) recently released its new series of flash drives, the HyperX Fury USB 3.0 Flash Drive line. The flash drives are designed to appeal to budget-conscious gamers and enthusiasts, while providing solid performance. This review...
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Veröffentlicht: 2014-08-06, Autor: Eric , Testbericht von: futurelooks.com
Respectable performance, Competitively priced (240GB for $130/120GB for $70), Faster than the fastest platters, Spacer included for 9.5mm bays, Easy to setup
Doesn't come in a 480GB capacity, Product sticker doesn't stick so well, An entry level bundle with tools/software would be great
The Kingston HyperX Fury 240GB SSD is a good step for entry level enthusiasts whether they be gamers or pro desktop users looking for faster performance overall. Probably more important than any other performance aspect is its influence on overall system ...
Veröffentlicht: 2015-09-30, Autor: Matt , Testbericht von: cclonline.com
Zusammenfassung: A few months ago I took a look at some Kingston USB sticks to see if there was much difference between them. Whilst there was the obvious speed difference between the USB2.0 and USB3.0 sticks, the two USB3.0 sticks had practically no difference between th...
