Yup, those are dual heatpiped FB-DIMMs plugged into a skulltrail system, and they are wearing HyperX livery, so performance is obviously the goal.
They are lower latency FBD/800 parts, lower even than the already quick CAS5 parts that came with the initial systems, and will probably clock pretty well too. Sources at Kingston say these are still being tweaked, but expect production parts soon.
Kingston FB-DIMM memory with heatpipes
Posted on Wednesday, April 09 2008 @ 1:15 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck
Kingston showed off some FB-DIMM memory modules with heatpipe cooling at the IDF last week: