When Think Computers tried testing Kingston's HyperX DDR3-2000 3GB Triple Channel kit they ran into a small problem, the sample Core i7 chip, as well as the three motherboards they tried could simply not run the memory at full speed.  This time around, the board and chip had no problems supporting DDR3-2000 @ 9-9-9-27.  Check out their performance, but if you are planning on picking some up you should probably verify that your motherboard can handle the full speed these DIMMs are capable of.

"About a month ago I reviewed Kingston’s HyperX DDR3-2000 3GB Triple Channel kit with

their new HTX heatspreaders. The review was incomplete, as I was unable to run the

memory even as high as DDR3-1600 due to my Engineering Sample i7 processor, and the

memory clock configuration of the three motherboards I had to work with. Today, armed

with a retail i7 920, and a shiny new BIOS from Gigabyte, I will have another go at this

memory. Will I be successful, or will I once again end up with egg on my face? Read on

to see!"

Here are some more Memory articles from around the web:

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• OCZ

  debuts AMD-optimised DDR3 memory for AM3 chips @ HEXUS

• GSkill Pi Black Triple Channel PC3 12800 6GB Memory Review @

  Ninjalane

• The

  Big X58 Triple Channel DDR3 Memory Roundup! 8 Mid-range Kits Tested @ Madshrimps

• Corsair

  Dominator GT 1866 (TR3X6G1866C7GTF) @ Bjorn3D

• Mushkin DDR3 PC3-12800 (1600 MHz) 6GB @ Neoseeker
• G.Skill Triple-Channel 1600 MHz 6 GB Kit @ techPowerUp
• Mushkin HP3-

  12800 DDR3 @ Bjorn3D