Friday, July 25th 2008
Mushkin Launches X-Line Range of Memory Modules
Mushkin Enhanced, a leading manufacturer of high performance PC - components, announces the immediate availability of the three best-selling 2x 2GB DDR2 memory kits of 2008 announced its PCB used a special feature. Instead of the familiar green PCBs, Mushkin has invented something special. Based on the slogan "Black is beautiful" is the new X-line 8 series using "Challenger 8" series PCBs. Casemodders and all others who lay emphasis on special details, will be pleased with the black 8 SKILLED "Challenger" PCB. The black PCB now fits perfectly with the other PC components in the interior life and evaluates the overall picture.
The X-Line modules are now available in the following specifications:
As usual, Mushkin sets enormous amount of emphasis on quality, in making the Mushkin X-line only the best, handpicked and high performing memory chips. "Overclocking potential" is thus guaranteed.
Source:
Mushkin
The X-Line modules are now available in the following specifications:
- 4096 MB, XP2-6400, 4-4-4-12 Dual Pack (2x 2048 MB), with EPP, Retail, X-Line (996580X)
- 4096 MB, XP2-6400, 4-4-4-12 Dual Pack (2x 2048 MB), with EPP, Retail, X-Line (996580wX)
- 4096 MB, XP2-8000, 5-5-5-15 Dual Pack (2x 2048 MB), REDLINE, with EPP, Retail, X-Line (996593X)
As usual, Mushkin sets enormous amount of emphasis on quality, in making the Mushkin X-line only the best, handpicked and high performing memory chips. "Overclocking potential" is thus guaranteed.
13 Comments on Mushkin Launches X-Line Range of Memory Modules
Either way, I agree with fit whole heartedly. The White looks amazing!
Maybe I'll switch from blue cold cathodes to red....
I'll get both! My x1800xt PCB is red and cooler is white. XD!!
BS marketing at work, enough said
To be honest though, I kinda agree, heatspreaders tend to do more to hold the heat in than get rid of it. Although, from articles I've read the mushkins do an alright job.
I think the white is awesome. Id take them no doubt. And when AMD goes ddr3, thats when Ill go DDR3 :D