Running on MSI MEG Z890 Unify-X motherboard and Kingston FURY Renegade module

MSI and Kingston have both announced a new memory overclocking frequency record of DDR5-12916.

Kingston still king for now

Chinese SSD manufacturers are making significant strides in the SSD market, driven by strong local demand and support.

Up to 4TB and 6,000MB/s

Kingston has announced it has started shipping its new NV3 PCIe 4.0 NVMe M.2 2280 SSD, which will be available in capacities of up to 4TB and reaching sequential read and write performance of up to 6,000MB/s and 5,000MB/s.

Only coming as 48GB (2x24GB) DDR5-8500 kit

Kingston has now officially launched its new FURY Renegade RGB Limited Edition DDR5 memory kit, which it unveiled earlier at the Computex 2024 show.

DC600M ready for action

Kingston Digital has introduced a line of enterprise SSDs optimised for mixed-use workloads.

Military grade 

Kingston Digital has released a new secure USB which stuffs the drive with more secure componants than you can poke a stick at.

For a cool $425 million

In a rather surprising move, Kingston has announced that it has sold its HyperX, gaming-oriented peripherals division, to HP. The $425 million deal, which should be finalized in Q2 2021, will give HP the division as well as the brand.

Up to 64GB and up to 3600MHz

HyperX, a well-known gaming division of Kingston Technology, has added new SKUs to its line of FURY DDR4 RGB lineup, coming in 16GB module or up to 64GB kits, as well as reaching frequencies of up to 3600MHz and latencies as tight as CL15.

DDR4-4266 and DDR4-4600

Kingston has released two new HyperX Predator 16GB high-performance memory kits with 4266MHz and 4600MHz frequencies.

On MSI Z390I Gaming Edge AC and Core i-9900K

Just a few days after ADATA posted its own record, MSI and Toppc have broken it once again, hitting a rather incredible 5,608MHz.