Looking for this ram

[Kilroyyyyy90]

So I want to upgrade my ram from 8 gigs to 16 and i thought what better way to do that than get the same 2x4gig set I already own and have both of them working together. The only problem is that on PC Part Picker all of the sets of ram that match what i know are a different kind of ram.

What I know:
-Made by kingston
-Comes in a 2x4gig set
-Called HyperX Red (I thought this would help more but there are quite a few in this line and most of the newer ones are HyperX Fury Red)
-It is DDR3 ram
-Here is a picture (https://goo.gl/4uZ1aO)

Thank you for your help!

 

[revernt]

Hi, Kilroy! This series of RAM (HyperX) from Kingston most likely comes in multiple frequencies (and colors).

One thing you could do to help us narrow things down even more is download a very lightweight program from CPUID, called CPU-Z.

Links:
Is CPU-Z Safe/Legit? --- Download

This is the information you'll want to share with us^^ Most importantly the frequency and clock timings.

 

[Kilroyyyyy90]

Hi, Kilroy! This series of RAM (HyperX) from Kingston most likely comes in multiple frequencies (and colors).

One thing you could do to help us narrow things down even more is download a very lightweight program from CPUID, called CPU-Z.

Links:
Is CPU-Z Safe/Legit? --- Download

This is the information you'll want to share with us^^ Most importantly the frequency and clock timings.

This is what i got when i did the scan.

I hope this helps!

 

[revernt]

This is what i got when i did the scan.

I hope this helps!

Sorry it looks like there was an error, could you try re-posting that information?

 

[Kilroyyyyy90]

This is what i got when i did the scan.

I hope this helps!

Sorry it looks like there was an error, could you try re-posting that information?

Yeah. I'll try using the url and embedding it again

https://goo.gl/QAhFC5

 

[revernt]

Sorry but I'm still not able to view the link.

If you're trying to share an image you could use Postimage.org to avoid the dropbox hassle.