Kingston shows 2 544 MHz DDR3 memory

Just like so many other companies Kingston started playing around before Computex opened its doors. It has now released a video sequence showing the world’s fastest DDR3 memory kit, Kingston HyperX KHHX2544C9D3T1FK2/2GX.

The memory kit consists of two modules for Intel’s LGA 1156 platform, with an operating voltage of 1.65V and 9-10-9 timings. They do this at the world record frequency of  2,544 MHz, marginally higher than Corsair’s 2 533 MHz Dominator GTX4 memory kit.

The modules premiered at the Kingston YouTube channel running on a Gigabyte GA-P55-UD4P motherboard along with an Intel Core i7 860S CPU.

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