GamersNexus: "Behind Samsung's 840 Pro SSD and OCZ's Vector drive, both of which are a bit more expensive, Kingston's HyperX drive has been one of our go-to models for gaming rigs."
"The Kingston HyperX Fury 240GB SSD is based on a dated controller which holds its performance back. This is still a good buy for the price." iLLGaming
TheOthersiders360: The Kingston HyperX 3k Solid State Drives are designed and build for cost-effecting performance. Using the award winning DuraClass Technology, the HyperX 3k 120GB version pushes the limits when it comes to data transfer, rating up to 555 MB/s read and 510/s write.
Storage - Kingston promised a less expensive SSD in the HyperX 3K, with the same performance as the original HyperX. They delivered on both counts, lowering the price threshold for enthusiast-grade SSD performance. Sure consumers give up write cycles, but few will hit 3,000 P/E cycles anyway and while Kingston won't say it, the drive will probably long outlast the quoted endurance figures.
