Mushkin PC3500 2-2-2 Redline Review

July 27th 2005 | Memory

The Mushkin Redline memory modules shipped from Muskin show a great deal of power with the look of ‘red’ heatspreaders, and rightfully so with the amount of voltage that has to be pumped to things suckers. If you’ve ever thought that memory heatspreaders where not that affective (unless you’re a heavy overclocker), now’s the time to reconsider.

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Mushkin PC3500 2-2-2 Redline Review
Published in: Memory on 2005-07-27