After hacker HyperX was acquired by Hewlett-Packard, Kingston plans to name Fury products "Fei Rui" in Chinese.

CTOnews.com Sept. 27, last year, HP completed the acquisition of Kingston peripherals brand HyperX. After that, Kingston announced the launch of the Kingston FURY game brand, named after the 2014 launch of FURY memory, which originally belonged to HyperX's memory, flash memory and SSD hard drives will all be classified under the Kingston FURY brand.

According to Bobantang, the Chinese name of Kingston Fury has not been released since Kingston hacker HyperX was sold to Hewlett-Packard. The latest news says that the Chinese name may be "Fei Rui".

CTOnews.com has learned that the Kingston FURY brand will include the following product lines:

Kingston FURY Renegade: high performance and low latency, excellent performance and stability (RGB / non-RGB optional), frequency up to DDR4 5333MHz.

Kingston FURY Beast: a cost-effective memory product (with DDR3 and DDR4 RGB / non-RGB options) for PC enthusiasts and gamers, up to 3733MHz.

Kingston FURY Impact: a powerful SO-DIMM memory product suitable for notebooks, NUC and other small PC hosts (DDR3 and DDR4 specifications), up to 3200MHz frequency.