Kingmax, a former leader on the memory market, got back in the competion in 2012 with the Nano Gaming TinyBGA. Two years later, they are showing new reference modules, making a lot of clockers and enthusiast really happy.


Nano Gaming modules, from Kingmax, are really interesting mostly because of the chips they use, the TinyBGA chips which are smaller and do not need any further dissipation.

The lineup already had a few reference models, 1333, 1600, 2000 and 2200Mhz modules are already available, with 9 – 9 – 9 – 10 latencies and 1.5/1.65V. These new moduels, with 1866 and 2133 Mhz clocks, have 11 – 11 – 11 latencies and need 1.5/1.65V. They are Plug and Play, which means they will automatically set for the best performance after the first boot.

Usually, Kingmax products are not available in Europe, but we hope to see these new modules around somehow and check out how they perform.




Source: TechPowerUp
via Le Comptoir du Hardware.