**HAPPY HOUR SPECIAL - TOMORROW 12:30-13:30 - Kingston 8GB DDR3 Kit ONLY £47.99 Inc. VAT!**

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HI there


This is a heads up to inform you all that the Kingston HyperX Blu 8GB DDR3 1333MHz Kit shall drop to just £47.99 Inc. VAT for a *1 HOUR* period.

**DO NOT ORDER NOW AS YOU WILL PAY FULL PRICE**


Kingston HyperX Blu 8GB (2x4GB) DDR3 PC3-10666C9 1333MHz Dual Channel Kit (KHX1333C9D3B1K2/8G) @ £47.99 inc VAT

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Kingston® proudly introduces HyperX® blu, a new line of reliable memory ideal for the entry level gamer or PC enthusiast.
HyperX blu features a new streamlined clipless design. Its heatspreaders provide thermal performance at an improved price point.

Kingston are known throughout the world for memory thats not only highly compatible with all setups but they have one of the best reliability records in the market place, making them a sure safe bet.

- Kingston Hyper-X Blu KHX1333C9D3B1K2/8G
- 8GB Kit - 2x 4GB Modules
- DDR3-1333
- CL9
- 1.5v
- 240pin


Was [£59.99] Inc. VAT

Only £47.99 inc VAT. (AVAILABLE ONLY TOMORROW 12:30-13:30)

ORDER NOW















There is no limit on how many you can order and we have unlimited stock supply so feel free to wade in a fill your boots, but remember this is just for ONE HOUR tomorrow as per the instructions. :D
 
Not gonna lie, I was hoping for an SSD at a stupid price. £12 off DDR3 ram isn't a biggy as its completely useless to you unless you buy a new mobo and cpu as well, unless someone fancies randomly upgrading their current DDR3.

I suppose this is more aimed at people who build systems?
 
I'm building atm, first time in over 10 years,I have a Phenom II 955 rev C2, Saphire Radeon 5850 (probably crossfire in the future), planning on Asus M5A99X, Win 7 premium 64 bit, asus hav'nt yet published a QVL for memory, would these dual mem modules be a good bet... anyone?, I dont mind cost's so much, would prefer to pay for mem that is likely to work straight off:)
 
Lplates said:
I'm building atm, first time in over 10 years,I have a Phenom II 955 rev C2, Saphire Radeon 5850 (probably crossfire in the future), planning on Asus M5A99X, Win 7 premium 64 bit, asus hav'nt yet published a QVL for memory, would these dual mem modules be a good bet... anyone?, I dont mind cost's so much, would prefer to pay for mem that is likely to work straight off:)
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Kingston will work fine, thats the beuty of their memory, it offers superb compatibility. :)
 
Thanks, would 8GB (2x4GB) be advisable given win 7 64bit OS, or is it over the top, this will mainly be a games system, no video editing or photoshop
 
Hey Gibbo have you tried ocing a set at all? Might increase interest;)

1600MHz cl9 with 1.6V and i might not be able to resist.
 
Lplates said:
Thanks, would 8GB (2x4GB) be advisable given win 7 64bit OS, or is it over the top, this will mainly be a games system, no video editing or photoshop
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Never will be over the top, there will come a time when having 8GB is considered normal, wasn't too long ago that 1GB was the minimum for gaming, I certainly remember the difference between 512MB and 1GB playing Return to castle Wolfenstein.
 
I've been running on 1GB, an old dog of a machine with a 512k graphics card and an ahtlon64 processor, 8GB looks like the holy grail!:D
 
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