IS 16GB RAM ENOUGH?
Kingston’s HyperX Red memory is ideal for serious gamers and PC enthusiasts.
KINGSTON KHX16C10B1RK2/16X
Kingston’s HyperX Red memory features a unique, redesigned red heat spreader to complement high- performance systems and provide a sleek and aggressive look to any consumer’s system, especially those with black and red motherboards. It’s now a permanent addition to the HyperX blu product line. Available in 2GB-8GB single modules and in 4GB-16GB kits, HyperX Red is an affordable way to attain faster speeds and higher capacities. It’s offered in speeds of 1333MHz and 1600MHz and voltages of 1.5V and 1.65V to meet the demands of gamers, enthusiasts, system builders and consumers looking for high-performance upgrades.
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