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so today I'll be doing an unboxing of the Kingston hyperx blue memory now I'm

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going to zoom in and see if you notice anything strange about the name of this

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memory well it's the fact that all of their memory is blue so this is just

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more blue memory you would think but no

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I actually have the press release up on my screen and depending just how HD my

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HD is you might be able to read it but Kingston hyperx blue memory modules have

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a new look so I'll show you the new look once we get the Box open they run at

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standard J de speeds and timings but the big benefit is that they have lots of

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overclocking Headroom for enthusiast so it's kind of like what AMD is doing with

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their black edition chips where they're purposely running it at a conservative

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setting in order to give you more room to overclock them to really find the

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limits of them so let's get the blue 4

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gig kit open here this is a dual Channel kit and it's available in 6400 ddr2 1333

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DDR3 as well as600 DDR3 so I'm going to

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go ahead and take this out so it looks a little bit different from their standard heat spreader first of all you've got

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more of the Chrome accents so right here

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it says DDR3 now we're it used to not say anything and you still have your

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shiny pink sticker which I am a big fan of I'll turn it around so this is a 240

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pin standard dual-sided memory module and you can see on this side you know

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it's funny because I was looking at it in the box and I was like oh well how is

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it hyperx blue it doesn't say blue and anywhere on it it doesn't say blue on

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the package it doesn't say blue on the RAM but now I found it it says hyperx

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blue on the back so that's just uh silk screened on there and then you've got

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another DDR3 here so the actual heat spreader is just plain blue in the

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background you got your Chrome on the outside DDR3 just like that and then

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they actually are just putting stickers and silk screen on to get the two

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different sides so that's a pretty good cost-saving measure if you ask me so

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like I said two modules these are all about the overclocking headro so what

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I'm going to be doing in the next little bit is I did a big core I or rather core

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i7 875k so Intel's new unlock chip I did

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a big overclocking guide on that and the whole point of that guide was now we can

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overclock the CPUs as far as we want without actually stressing the RAM so

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I'm going to grab that same test platform and I'm going to take a bit of a different approach and I'm going to

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see how far we can stress the RAM without stressing the CPU since I have

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both up and down multiplier adjustments as well as being able to play around

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with the turbo mode so thank you for checking out my unboxing of the Kingston

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4 gig DDR3 hyperx blue RAM