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5 Reviews
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Final Words & Conclusion Dual-channel memory performance with the second generation Sandy Bridge processors just rocks. Well, rocks extremely hard. With the Mushkin kit we tested we were able to run at 1866 MHz, for whatever reason 2000 MHz is not su...
Abstract: f you’re in need of a memory kit which handles high BCLK clocks well along with a high memory multiplier, this is definitely one of the most accessible solutions.
Need applications to take advantage of the capacity...
The Mushkin Blackline 12GB kit definitely exceeded my expectations! These sticks didn't even feel warm in use and felt like they had much more headroom for overclocking than my CPU could keep up with. Most home users will not need 12GB of memory yet, ...
Ridgeback heat spreader, Overclocking, Timings can be tightened at lower frequencies, Cool running, Good looks, Performance, Lifetime warranty...
Could not tighten up CAS latency at 2133MHz...
Testing this set of Mushkin Ridgeback memory was much the same as testing the rest of the modules in the comparison field. The lack of bclock tuning on the Intel P67 platform gives you a very small window with which to ply your trade when it comes to ...
2000MHz speeds will be very hard to obtain on some AM3 systems...
Even after reducing the memory bandwidth by 200MHz for the review, the Mushkin Ridgeback kit managed to perform at a very impressive level. This really showed the additional performance gains by not only higher bandwidth, but also tighter timings. At ...
