Kingston HyperX Beast 64GB 2133MHz DDR3 Memory Kit Review

[Apoptosis]

Kingston HyperX Beast 64GB 2133MHz DDR3 Memory Kit Review

Kingston Technology recently announced HyperX Beast, the latest addition to the HyperX product line. It matches high performance with the largest available capacities and is XMP ready. Legit Reviews will be testing out a HyperX Beast 64GB 2133MHz memory kit on our Intel X79 platform to see if it will work and how the performance numbers look!

If you are looking for the largest capacity memory kits possible in order to maximize your systems performance, the Kingston HyperX Beast series is what you need. Only a few memory companies offer memory kits in capacities all the way up to 64GB. These 64GB memory kits are perfect for content creators that need gobs of memory and knowing that it is all backed by a lifetime warranty with free 24/7 tech support if anything happens down the line.

Article Title: Kingston HyperX Beast 64GB 2133MHz DDR3 Memory Kit Review
Article URL: http://www.legitreviews.com/article/2098/1/
Pricing At Time of Print: $529.99 shipped

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I have only seen maybe max 8GB of usage of the 16GB I have installed (I kept throwing filters at a huge TIFF in PS to see how much RAM I could use). Do you know of any desktop app that would benefit with this much RAM?

[Apoptosis]

I have only seen maybe max 8GB of usage of the 16GB I have installed (I kept throwing filters at a huge TIFF in PS to see how much RAM I could use). Do you know of any desktop app that would benefit with this much RAM?

Lots of VMware instances or someone doing serious video editing can max it out if they wanted. I couldn't come close to putting a dent in it. I can fill up 16GB pretty each... 32GB is tough... 64GB.... is uh...

[Major_A]

Thanks for letting me know. The memory bandwidth numbers for the CPU are getting up toward low end GPU speeds. Nice!

[INeedAFnSuffix]

RAMDisks!

[Major_A]

I know about RAMDisks but that doesn't mean I trust them. You're taking a pretty big risk installing applications to it. All it takes is one hiccup and that installed application is corrupted.

[INeedAFnSuffix]

Yeah, indeed. A dead RAM module while booted up and you're screwed

[Apoptosis]

doesn't even have to be dead... just one chip out of the sixteen per module needs to have an issue.

16 DDR3 IC's per module and there are 8 modules... Only 128 chips to be worried about... hehe

With a 64GB kit you can only RamCache 40GB of it though.