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A couple weeks ago, we reviewed the Kingston HyperX 3K 240GB SSD and we were quite impressed with its exeptional value, great looks, and blazing performance. Today, we’ll be reviewing the 240GB ...

When it comes to high performance SSDs, Kingston has been lingering in the shadows for quite a while. You really have to go all the way back to Kingston's variant of the Intel X25-M to find a true ...

Kingston has just added two new storage capacities ’240GB’ and ’480GB’ to its SSDNow mS200 mSATA SSD line-up. Designed for notebook, tablet and ultrabook PCs, these ultra-compact SSDs come with a SATA ...

Although the HyperX 3K outpaced the original HyperX in virtually all of our tests, we should note that we're using data recorded from last year as we no longer have the drive. In other words, it's ...

Welcome to our unboxing of the Kingston HyperX 240GB Solid State Drive! In this video, we delve into the exciting features and sleek design of this high-performance SSD. Watch as we explore the ...

You’ll get a nice boost in storage performance over SATA from this M.2 NVMe drive, but you can get about the twice the boost from similarly priced drives. While faster is always better when it comes ...

At CES earlier this year, Kingston had probably one of the biggest product showings we’ve seen in the past few years. Along with new flash drives, memory cards, and gaming peripherals, Kingston also ...

"Which SSD should I buy" is a question that the HEXUS editorial team is being asked on an increasingly regular basis, and more often than not we'll give the same answer: Kingston's 96GB SSDNow V+100.

The HyperX series is aimed at performance buffs, with SF-2281-based models offering capacities of 120GB and 240GB. There are no signs of a 480GB model yet. The HyperX has a slim 2.5" design, measuring ...

On paper, Solid-State Drives (SSDs) promise to offer massive improvements in read/write speed over their more traditional Hard-Disk Drive (HDD) brethren – but at a cost. Gig-for-gig, SSDs are about ...