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Kingston HyperX Memory Series Gets a Cooling Fan
It looks like Kingston Technology has come out with an active cooling solution for their HyperX memory series. Kingston has not made an official announcement on the cooling fan, but this slick little video just happened to show up on YouTube yesterday and it clearly shows the HyperX fan. The cooler looks to fit the newly released HyperX T1 series that feature taller heat spreaders with HTX (HyperX Thermal Xchange) Technology to make sure things stay nice and cool. No word yet on pricing, but once we find out we will let you know.
These high-performance modules are designed with heavy aluminum extrusions with extended fins and other component technology to keep DRAMs cool and modules ready for performance, gaming and overclocking. You’ll get chills when you use these new modules at your next LAN party or online shoot out. Stay tuned for details on how the new HTX Technology achieves thermal success for gamers and PC enthusiasts.
Posted by | Fri, May 29, 2009 - 04:15 PM
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