HyperX, a leading supplier of memory for gaming, announces that HyperX FURY DDR4 modules have begun bundling into the new Alienware Aurora R9 PCs. For these computers, HyperX delivers memory that runs at 2666 MHz, 2933 MHz and 3200 MHz, and features factory-optimized Alienware overclocking configurations with up to 64GB of system configuration support. HyperX FURY DDR4 memory with stylish heat spreader design and ease of use, includes factory optimized Alienware overclocking profiles for all Alienware Aurora R9 PCs.
“Alienware and HyperX are two brands committed to helping gamers get the best performance. The Alienware Aurora R9 desktop combined with HyperX FURY DDR4 memory delivers exactly that,” said Chris Sutphen, director of marketing for Dell’s gaming division. “The configuration is perfect and provides a world-class gaming experience.
“HyperX is pleased to become a major memory supplier to Alienware and offer HyperX FURY DDR4 modules for the Alienware Aurora R9 gaming platforms,” notes Mark Lysem, general manager of HyperX. – HyperX is committed to delivering the highest quality DDR4 memory for gaming systems, meeting the exceptional standards of Alienware and gamers worldwide.
Availability
Every memory is 100 percent speed tested in production. HyperX FURY DDR4 is fully optimized for the Alienware Aurora 9 PCs. This combination offers the best of both worlds-exceptional performance and reliability. Now available through Alienware.com.
The Alienware Aurora R9 upgrade with HyperX FURY DDR4 memory seems quite impressive. However, I’m curious to know how much of a difference does this upgraded memory make in terms of overall performance and gaming experience? Is it worth the investment, considering the existing specifications of the Aurora R9?
I’m curious to know if the addition of HyperX FURY DDR4 memory in the Alienware Aurora R9 has significantly improved its performance and overall gaming experience. Can anyone who has had the chance to use this model share their thoughts on the impact of this upgrade? How does it compare to previous generations in terms of speed and smooth gameplay? Your insights would be greatly appreciated.