"HYPERX" content on TweakTown - Page 3

Set out to entice entry-level gamers into the HyperX zone, the Cloud Core gaming headset is compatible with PC, Max, PS4, Xbox One and Wii U.

MSI is looking at extreme overclockers, giving away a complete an upgrade package and more to 2D and 3D enthusiasts.

Mod ALL the things! It seems that the 'old school' trend of 'Do It Yourself' has come back in force.

We provide an insight into the booming gaming peripheral industry and complications associated with it. Insider information lays within!

Chad seems impressed with Kingston's HyperX Fury DDR4-2666 32GB quad-channel RAM kit. Come along and check out our review for full details.

With the Cloud II now just released in the market, we've been given a Cloud I to test, review and compare - is the newer model worth the extra $30?

Bringing the high-end gaming spectrum to the mainstream market, the HyperX Cloud II will make your wallet tremble, but it will all be worth it in the end.

Today Chris spends time telling us all about Kingston's HyperX 3K SSD in the 480GB capacity. Should this be your next SSD? Read on and find out.

Kingston adds yet another top-tier offering to its portfolio with the DataTraveler HyperX 3.0. Want speed? Read on.

Prey or Predator we put the latest from Kingston to the test. 512GB of fast USB 3.0 portable storage in your pocket.

Kingston expands the HyperX series even further with a 10th year Limited Edition kit.

Kingston expands the HyperX series with the new Beast kit. We see what it's all about in this review as we overclock it and see what it can do.

We look at the new Predator series from Kingston and see what it's capable of doing in its new skin.

We look at our fastest out of the box memory kit yet, the 2800MHz DDR HyperX kit from Kingston.

Kingston demos 64GB of RAM and announces the shipping of new HyperX for Ivy Bridge.

Kingston adds their top performance label to this very fast thumb drive.

We check out a 16GB Kingston HyperX kit of RAM that comes in at an awesome price point. Let's see if it's worth picking up.

Last month we looked at the 240GB HyperX SSD, but now we'll see if the 120GB is just as impressive.

Kingston launches their first SandForce based SSD and dubs it HyperX worthy.

New SandForce firmware brings the performance.

Kingston expand successful HyperX name with new SSD line.

Kingston expands the HyperX series again with the latest Genesis version. How's this new budget orientated HyperX shape up?

Kingston offer us a 2133MHz DDR3 kit. While that's not something new, the fact that this one comes in at 8GB is. Let's check it out.

Kingston prepares to take portable storage to the next level by mixing SSD speed with USB 3.0 connectivity.

HyperX fan goes Johnny Cash.

Kingston bring in a new budget line of HyperX modules. We wonder what it means for the series.

Kingston throws the HyperX name onto a massive 24GB kit of memory. Does it deserve it, though?