Mushkin Introduces Lots of New DDR2 Memory Kits

malware · Jan 17, 2008

Mushkin Enhanced, today announced the immediate availability of the following new DDR2 memory kits:

2x2GB DDR2-1000 XP2 Redline CL5-5-5-15 @ 2.1V
2x2GB DDR2-1066 XP2 Series CL5-5-5-15 @ 2.1V
4x2GB DDR2-800 XP2 Quad Kit CL4-4-4-12 @ 2.0-2.1V
2x2GB DDR2-800 HP2 Series CL5-4-4-12 @ 1.8V

All Mushkin memory modules are backed by a lifetime warranty.

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robodude666 · Jan 17, 2008

God bless mushkin.

Second company to release a 2x2 DDR2-1066 kit.

Fitseries3 · Jan 17, 2008

damn a 2x2gig 1066mhz kit? i want 2 NOW!!!

[I.R.A]_FBi · Jan 17, 2008

thebeephaha · Jan 17, 2008

Mushkin is the best... Expensive but IMO the best. I've got their stuff in my desktop and laptop.

Weer · Jan 17, 2008

fitseries3 said:
damn a 2x2gig 1066mhz kit? i want 2 NOW!!!

G.Skill sell a 2x2GB 1000Mhz kit, easily overclockable to 1066Mhz (as you can see in my system specs).

Unless the Mushkin modules use Micron-D9 chips, which is very unlikely, there should be almost no difference.

Weer · Jan 17, 2008

thebeephaha said:
Mushkin is the best... Expensive but IMO the best. I've got their stuff in my desktop and laptop.

Mushkin are indeed one the best, but they are closer to Corsair/OCZ than to G.Skill/Crucial on the price/performance tier.

Fitseries3 · Jan 17, 2008

malware said:
2x2GB DDR2-1000 XP2 Redline CL5-5-5-15 @ 2.1V
2x2GB DDR2-1066 XP2 Series CL5-5-5-15 @ 2.1V

why? both these kits are practically the same.

Weer · Jan 17, 2008

fitseries3 said:
why? both these kits are practically the same.

Since they both use the same voltage, my assumption would have to be that the 1066Mhz modules are handpicked, and composed of the best of the batch, of what is likely "Powerchip" chips.

malware · Jan 17, 2008

Weer said:
G.Skill sell a 2x2GB 1000Mhz kit, easily overclockable to 1066Mhz (as you can see in my system specs).

Unless the Mushkin modules use Micron-D9 chips, which is very unlikely, there should be almost no difference.

I don't know if there're any 2GB modules with D9 chips...they're produced for 1GB package modules only.

Weer · Jan 17, 2008

malware said:
I don't know if there're any 2GB modules with D9 chips...they're produced for 1GB package modules only.

Yeah, that's probably true. And with DDR3, I don't know if Micron will make D9's for 2GB DDR2 modules.

ShadowFold · Jan 17, 2008

My friend has some mushkins there really good! I might go to mushkin when DDR3 becomes a need.

Weer · Jan 17, 2008

ShadowFold said:
My friend has some mushkins there really good! I might go to mushkin when DDR3 becomes a need.

It's not the Mushkins that are good, it's the chips

Mussels · Jan 18, 2008

4x2GB DDR2-800 XP2 Quad Kit CL4-4-4-12 @ 2.0–2.1V

Not bad... pity on the high voltage needs.

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