We take a closer look at Mushkin´s Enhanced DDR2 Memory rated to run at DDR667 speeds. Using a high end system we push this 1GB kit as far as it can go.
"When evaluating memory we're not strictly evaluating the name stamped on the heat spreader or package, but what's under the hood as well. With the exception of a handful of companies one of the largest being Samsung another somewhat smaller being A-Data most memory supplier's outsource IC's and other parts such as the PCB. Initially misunderstood prior to the introduction of the heat spreader, as PC users became more advanced, and overclocking became more popular, specialty memory supplier's such as OCZ, Corsair, Kingston, and Mushkin (to name a few) catered to a rapidly growing PC-enthusiast/Overclocking segment."
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Review:
madshrimps
Jan 2, 2005, 07:10 PM
