Kingston HyperX Fury 240GB

Respectable performance ; Competitively priced (240GB for $130/120GB for $70) ; Faster than the fastest platters ; Spacer included for 9.5mm bays ; Easy to setup

Doesn’t come in a 480GB capacity ; Product sticker doesn’t stick so well ; An entry level bundle with tools/software would be great

The Kingston HyperX Fury 240GB SSD is a good step for entry level enthusiasts whether they be gamers or pro desktop users looking for faster performance overall. Probably more important than any other performance aspect is its influence on overall...

Solid chassis, good build quality

Disappointing performance ; Outdated SandForce SF-2281 controller ; No accessories included, only 9.5mm spacer ; Not priced attractively

All in all, there is sadly very little going for the Kingston HyperX Fury and unless street prices do turn out to be substantially lower (around S$150), there is no compelling reason to choose it ahead of other competitors.

Build quality, transfer speed, system boot up time, silent, no heat, ultrabook and notebook compatible, 3 years warranty

SandForce controller severely limits drive ability

Hyperx Fury is one of the affordable options for people looking to upgrade their PC and enhance its performance.

Evaluating a drive like Kingston’s Fury 240GB really comes down to understanding its intended market. In this case, a sub-\0 price puts

Sub £100 / $120 price point, 7mm z-height form factor, Part of the well known HyperX family, 3 year warranty

SandForce controller severely limits this drives ability, No match for its competitors

As we’ve seen from one of Ryan’s recent reviews, Kingston’s Fury line of products in the HyperX family are not just limited to SSDs. The Fury memory kits bring a wide variety of colour to the market, making them ideal kits for matching colour themed...

Good performance to price ratio ; Performance high enough to satisfy every gamer ; Solid build

Could be based on a newer and faster controller

Kingston HyperX FURY seem a good option for all gamers and it’s actually dedicated for gamers. Performance is good enough to run everything smooth while price is affordable for most users. Kingston is not hidding it’s not their highest SSD series but...

Good performance

Street prices need to be lower No bundled accessories

It's a good time to be in the market for an SSD. Kingston isn't the only company pushing prices lower and capacities higher, which is great news for consumers. The HyperX Fury range represents good, solid performance which is great for anyone - gamer...