Flash memory giant Kingston has just released their newest products: the Kingston KC3000 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD and the ValueRAM DDR5.

KC3000

 

 

The Kingston KC3000 PCIe 4.0 NVMe SSD is the latest iteration of Kingston’s SSD lineup. Building on the successful KC2500, these take full advantage of nearly the fastest speeds available today. Kingston claims that the KC3000 is capable of 7,000 MB/s read speeds and equal write speeds. The end result is bliss for power users – optimizing intensive processes such as 3D rendering and 4K content creation.

To disperse heat more effectively, Kingston has also implemented a low-profile graphene aluminum heat spreader. The aim is to maintain consistent levels of performance.

This is Kingston’s offering for the professional space in 2021. Now available in 512GB, 1TB, 2TB and 4TB versions. Any KC3000 purchase also comes with a limited five-year warranty and free technical support.

For a full technical specifications sheet, click here. 

ValueRAM DDR5

 

 

DDR5 has swiftly found itself at the pinnacle of RAM technology. Unfortunately, with its blistering speed often comes a hefty price tag that caters mostly to enthusiasts.

Kingston’s goal with the ValueRAM is to bring premium DDR5 performance to an affordable price point. This is to make this newer technology more accessible to casual users. To prove this, the modules are shipped with onboard Power Management Integrate Circuits (PMIC) which supplement power distribution and reduce noise. Speeds are set at a respectable 4800 MHz, which is a noticeable step above average DDR4 memory speeds.

The ValueRAM is now for sale in a single kit of 16GB or a kit of 2 at 32GB. If anything goes awry, Kingston provides a lifetime warranty and free technical support for the ValueRAM line.

For a full technical specifications sheet, click here.