Pros: sleek, well built, stylish and does the job and does it good. I couldn't be happier. It defaults to 1333 but you have to set your bios to get higher speeds. I still haven't gotten to the 2133 yet but that's my fault not the memory's...the x.m.p support shows it capable of it but my MSI 890fxa-gd70 only gives me a ratio of 1:4 which puts my memory at 1600 and I just haven't gotten the overclocking figured out yet to achieve 2133. I bought 2 4mb kits and not a hickup yet. I'd buy this stuff all day long and highly recommend it even though I haven't gotten to the advertised 2133 it's not because the memory won't do it, it's because the user hasn't put enough time into getting it there. Of all the HyperX modules I've bought for builds and my own machines, this is by far my favorite. It times well and runs my machine smooth and fast....took me from a firebird to a vette with a swap of memory..even if I never see the 2133 the fact is this stuff runs circles around the 1333 I did have!
Cons: none, I'm perfectly happy and content with this memory..thanks Kingston for another great product
Overall Review: My Build:
NZXT M59 Mid Gaming Tower
Kingwin Lazer 1000watt PSU
MSI 890FXA-GD70 Motherboard
8GB Kingston HyperX Grey 2133 w/ memory cooler
AMD Phenom IIx2 555BE unlocked to x4 clocked to 4.3
Corsair H50 Cooler
Onboard LAN
Onboard Optical Sound
MSI Radeon 5870x2 crossfire - outstanding
Lite-On iHAS424 DVD-RW
Corsair Force120 SSD
Seagate 500GB Secondary Drive
Case Maxed Out in Blue LED Fans
Additions coming:
True Liquid Cooling
2x MSI Radeon 5870 Video Cards for 4-way crossfire
AMD 960T Processor Found some in Europe OEM
Lite-On Blue-Ray Burner
OCZ RevoDrive PCI-E SSD 120GB
Asus Xonar Essence ST 24Bit 192KHz Sound Card
Custom Interior Powder Coat in Pearl White to set it off
Pros: sleek, well built, stylish and does the job and does it good. I couldn't be happier. It defaults to 1333 but you have to set your bios to get higher speeds. I still haven't gotten to the 2133 yet but that's my fault not the memory's...the x.m.p support shows it capable of it but my MSI 890fxa-gd70 only gives me a ratio of 1:4 which puts my memory at 1600 and I just haven't gotten the overclocking figured out yet to achieve 2133. I bought 2 4mb kits and not a hickup yet. I'd buy this stuff all day long and highly recommend it even though I haven't gotten to the advertised 2133 it's not because the memory won't do it, it's because the user hasn't put enough time into getting it there. Of all the HyperX modules I've bought for builds and my own machines, this is by far my favorite. It times well and runs my machine smooth and fast....took me from a firebird to a vette with a swap of memory..even if I never see the 2133 the fact is this stuff runs circles around the 1333 I did have!
Cons: none, I'm perfectly happy and content with this memory..thanks Kingston for another great product
Overall Review: My Build: NZXT M59 Mid Gaming Tower Kingwin Lazer 1000watt PSU MSI 890FXA-GD70 Motherboard 8GB Kingston HyperX Grey 2133 w/ memory cooler AMD Phenom IIx2 555BE unlocked to x4 clocked to 4.3 Corsair H50 Cooler Onboard LAN Onboard Optical Sound MSI Radeon 5870x2 crossfire - outstanding Lite-On iHAS424 DVD-RW Corsair Force120 SSD Seagate 500GB Secondary Drive Case Maxed Out in Blue LED Fans Additions coming: True Liquid Cooling 2x MSI Radeon 5870 Video Cards for 4-way crossfire AMD 960T Processor Found some in Europe OEM Lite-On Blue-Ray Burner OCZ RevoDrive PCI-E SSD 120GB Asus Xonar Essence ST 24Bit 192KHz Sound Card Custom Interior Powder Coat in Pearl White to set it off