Kingston probably went too far with the new Kingston HyperX Predator DDR4. At least for Greek data, but also for home users in general, the HyperX Predator DDR4 series is probably an exaggeration. The new memory consists of a high-end, powerful DDR4 kit with capacities of 16 GB.
All the memories that make up the series have the same capacity at 16 GB, but their timings change.
There are five kits in total, consisting of four models with 4GB each. Their frequencies start at 2,133 MHz and go up to 2,666 MHz, 2800 MHz and 3 GHz.
Thus, this memory is more than sufficient for Intel (with Core i7-5000) and the overclocked X99-based motherboards that are currently on the market, which feature an LGA 2011-3 socket and eight DDR4 slots.
We are always talking about a simple user.
