Mushkin XP2-6400 DDR2 2gb Kit
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Published: 1st June 2006 | Source: Mushkin | Price: |
Mushkin pull away from the crowd in this department, passing up on the over-done chrome and gold effect heatspreders used by many other manufacturers in favour of something a little more 'extreme' looking.
The black heatspreaders are a fairly new design by Mushkin, which promise to have better cooling capacity. I simply love the look of the green and purple Mushkin logo against the black background.

I had a good go at trying to remove the heatspreaders to find out what was underneath, but unfortunately the heatspreaders are stuck directly to the memory chips with double sided thermal tape. According to Mushkin, they went well out of their way to ensure that the thermal tape used was of the highest quality and had excellent heat transfer properties.
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hig performance? is that a new type of performance scale?
ya know I gotta give ol jimbo a hard time every now and again.
ya know I gotta give ol jimbo a hard time every now and again.Quote:
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Originally Posted by name='FragTek'
hig performance? is that a new type of performance scale?
ya know I gotta give ol jimbo a hard time every now and again. |

lol
This looks like pretty sweet stuff to me
This looks like pretty sweet stuff to me

Mushkin is the best ram!!!!
Great review as usual Jim. Agreed the price seems a little high, but I'm sure with those timings the slight premium will be looked over. Very nice looking RAM
May I put in an order for a review? I'd like to see some Crucial Ballistix PC2-8000 run through its paces, apparently it loves super agressive timings
May I put in an order for a review? I'd like to see some Crucial Ballistix PC2-8000 run through its paces, apparently it loves super agressive timingsQuote:
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Originally Posted by name='PV5150'
Great review as usual Jim. Agreed the price seems a little high, but I'm sure with those timings the slight premium will be looked over. Very nice looking RAM
May I put in an order for a review? I'd like to see some Crucial Ballistix PC2-8000 run through its paces, apparently it loves super agressive timings |

Sweet, I'll hold you to that 


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