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When it comes to a memory overclocking we are usually talk about Corsair or OCZ. I dont remember when was the last time I wrote an overclocking article about Kingston. Well, the times changes and Kingston yet again decided to get back in the prestigue league. Kingston has its HyperX memory for a while but it use to be boring as it was late to market with any impressive speed. Well this changes today as Kingston has 1200 MHz memory on market.
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Kingston runs at 1280MHz
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