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Kingston Adds T1 Heatspreaders to Popular HyperX 1600MHz 6 GB Triple-Channel Kits

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Kingston today alerted that it is now shipping its HyperX 1600 MHz triple-channel kits with the high-profile T1 heatspreaders. Recently introduced, the patented blue T1 heatspreaders not only transfer more heat thanks to a special aluminum design, but also make the memory modules look very cool and unique. The new 1600 MHz kit (part number: KHX12800D3T1K3/6GX) is available now in 6 GB capacity for $155.00 (U.S. MSRP). Its full specs list 1.65V operating voltage and CL9-9-9-27 latencies. Standard for all high-performance Kingston HyperX modules, this memory kit also comes with a lifetime warranty.



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i dont like the color of their FCBs, they should paint it in black, tho the heatsinks look really good!
 

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I like my kingston 1066 set, but I'm wondering aren't those voltages a bit high? I thought the x58 boards wouldn't allow the ram to go above 1.56v, so that would mean those are capped out.
 

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1.65V is the "max" for anyone with their processor at stock voltages. As long as your QPI < DRAM voltage by at least .5V (I am comfortable with .4V) then you will not damage your processor with voltages above 1.65V
 

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cool lets see some new dual channel kits while your at it lol
 
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do it got emails?
 
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I would start buying back Kingston if they made the memory Black, cmon who likes that cheap green :shadedshu
 

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I love their heatsinks and their color. Too bad more companies don't use them.
 
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