Prima Kit at a moderate price

Kingston memory is always a good choice when it comes to the price / performance ratio. There is at the Kingston site own Kompatibiltätsliste - which is also constantly updated, not as in most motherboard manufacturers - which listed nearly every available board and comes up with tested storage & module configurations.

In this case used in a INTEL DP67BGB3 and an Intel Core i7-2600 (without "K") makes the memory capacity of 16 GB a lot of fun. Especially when video editing (here Sony Vegas 10 Pro) with AVCHD, the audio editing (Sony Sound Forge 10, ACID 7 Pro, WaveLab 7, Cubase 6) and the image development (all RAW format with Lightroom 3, DxO Opticts Pro and Photo Automatics) makes This expansion noticeable.

With ToolStar of ToolHouse a burn-in were at the beginning of memory tests and carried out as appropriate to ensure that the memory does not cause any problems. As expected there were no problems.

Conclusion: Who does not need the price of (mostly, exceptions prove the rule) would pay useless overclocker memory, but a corresponding RAM expansion for an absolutely reliable machine, which may zurgreifen hesitation here.