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Kingston was revealed to be working on liquid-cooled DDR3 before,
but only now has it decided to finally unleash the first member of the
HyperX line that is actually equipped with a waterblock. Normally,
companies only strap a heatspreader on their modules and leave it to
overclockers to come up with unorthodox cooling solutions if they want
to push clocks over the edge. Now, the company has taken a more active
role in this by releasing the HyperX H2O dual-channel and triple-channel
kits.
“Water cooling is desirable for its quiet
operation and long-term reliability. We are bringing HyperX H2O to
market as a solution for PC enthusiasts who want to build water-cooled
systems using high quality Kingston products,” said Mark Tekunoff,
senior technology manager, Kingston. “HyperX H2O is a natural extension
of Kingston’s offerings for performance users. Our goal is for users of
all levels and interests to have a Kingston product that meets their
needs.”
