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Kingston HyperX T1 2133mhz DDR3 8GB XMP Sandybridge Review – world first exclusive

Kingston's HyperX T1 2133mhz DDR3 8GB XMP kit for the Sandybridge platform has been proven today to deliver not only synthetic performance improvements compared against a generic memory kit, but real world, justifiable gains in a variety of intensive applications.

Adobe Photoshop, Cinema 4D and Media Espresso are all clearly enhanced by this high bandwidth Kingston HyperX memory. A 10 percent time saving when encoding video is certainly very noticeable and will help many professionals to deliver maximum productivity. These can often be the kind of gains you will experience from a processor upgrade!

The Kingston HyperX T1 2133mhz DDR3 8GB XMP kit will retail for £225 inc vat when it is released in the UK over the coming weeks and we feel that it is great value for money. The included fan mounted module, reduces memory temperatures by 5c under load, helping to prolong the product life. Kingston offer a lifetime warranty with this product anyway, so there is total peace of mind and 24/7 phone support to further enhance the experience.

The only negative we could possibly mention would be the fact that the oversized heat spreaders may block coolers such as Noctua's NH D14, however as shown in our photographs today, the high end Cooler Master V8 is perfectly compatible, even with 4 slots fully populated.

If you have just purchased a Sandybridge system and need the highest performing memory on the market, then this 8GB package from Kingston deserves serious consideration. It is not only perfect for a gamer, but for a serious professional who demands that his production rate is totally fulfilled.

KitGuru says: Stunning looks and equally impressive levels of performance.

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Rating: 9.0.

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