The Kingston HyperX Savage are the latest DDR3 memory modules from Kingston. The worlds largest independet memory maker wants to offer a new level of customization to system builders by adding differently colored heatspreaders to a fully black PCB. Apart from that the HyperX Savage series is targeting the mid range market and therefore you can get either 8 GB or 16 GB memory rated between 1333 MHz to 2400 MHz. In this review we're going to have a detailed look at the DDR3-2400 kit and check what these sticks can do.
|
Manufacturer |
Kingston |
|
Series |
Savage |
| Part
Number |
HX324C11SRK2_16 |
|
Type |
DDR3 |
|
Capacity |
16 GB (2 x
8GB) |
|
Frequency |
2'400 MHz |
| Timings |
11-13-14 |
| VDIMM |
1.65 Volt |
| Registred/Unbuffered |
Unbuffered |
| ECC |
No |
|
Cooling |
Passive Heatspreader |
| Waranty |
Lifetime warranty |
| Package
Type |
Plastic Blister |
Taking a closer look at the specification
reveal that this this 16 GB
kit from Kingston runs at DDR3-2400 with CL11-13-14 timings, which shows that Kingston is targeting
mid-range market with these modules.
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