Kingston HyperX Savage DDR3-2400-CL11 1.65V Review
Published by Marc Büchel on 05.05.15Page:
Closer Look
The HyperX Savage kit comes packed in a transparent packaging. Wrapped around the plastic cover is a a sticker with all the specifications clearly listed on it and also serves as a seal so you'll know that the box was not opened.
This particular Kingston HyperX Savage kit comes with heatspeaders, which are painted in red color, a color that will fit quite a few motherboards currently on the market. Apart from this color combination, the same HyperX Savage kit can be found in in blue, black and white color choices.
The HyperX Savage memory modules are well made and feature recognizable and high quality Kingston heatspreaders. Like most other manufacturers, Kingston also equips their mid-range memory modules with heatspreaders, which have been made from aluminum and have been attached to memory chips with adhesive tape. The overall quality is as good as you would expected from a mid-range class memory modules and are on a decent level.
Removing the heatspeaders from a memory module is not something we would recommend, as due to strong adhesive, this move requires a very careful approach.
Our modules are dual-sided and a closer look at the chips show that they come from SK Hynix and the last three letters read "BFR". These are actually budget memory chips and we honestly do not expect any miracles from them.
The SPD on these modules contains some basic information such as the maker, part number and a manufacturing date. It also features different JEDEC profiles.
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