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Kingston to debut DDR3 1500MHz HyperX memory modules

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On May 23, 2007, 11:41 AM

Kingston technology is reportedly showcasing the new DDR3 1500MHz HyperX and DDR2 800MHz ultra low latency HyperX memory modules at the world’s second-largest trade show, Computex Taipei, to be held in Taiwan from June 5-9, 2007.

Kingston 512MB and 1GB DDR3 1066MHz HyperX memory modules recently passed Intel Platform (PMO) Validation, paving the way for the next generation of high-performance computing. DDR3 technology offers significant memory performance gains, at lower voltage and less power consumption.
The new DDR3 is expected to be twice as fast as today’s fastest DDR2 module, with increased bandwidth for high-performance computing and a new low voltage of 1.5v for a more efficient memory solution for both mobile and server platforms. No information on pricing and availability is available yet.

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