Product ReviewsMushkin Enhanced Redline Ridgeback 8GB 2X4GB PC3-17000 DDR3-2133 C9-11-10-28 Dual Channel Memory Kit
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 Rating: Review Date: 04/19/12  |
Cons: Non-reversed graphics on Heatsink
Pros: Solidly built, dependable |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/18/12 |
Cons: non at the moment
Pros: Very cool vewing very fast Comment:
very cool looking with Asus Rampage IV Formula the Red color is almost the same, and they run very fasy. overall very good choice |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/13/12 |
Cons: - Regular price- Not a cons but beware, other than requiring 1.65v to insure 100% stability, you'll prolly need to raise the mobo's chipset voltage from default 1.05v to 1.10v to work correctly.
Pros: - WOW.. these were on suprise sale at 70$ only + 15$ Mail-Rebate, I jumped so fast on them as I replaced my Mushkin Silverline 2x4Gb DDR3-1333 for these at barrely more, I gain 800Mhz!- Most reliable brand and very good price/quality ratio usualy. I already had Redline for DDR2.- Ultra low timing considering the very high frequency. 9-9-9-24 to 9-11-10-28 to gain 800Mhz I'll say yes anyday lol. Comment:
Windows Index went from 7.7 to 7.9 and would have prolly went above if it wasn't the maximum. Don't forget to set them at 1.65v for maximum stability. I set mine even a bit higher because I get like 0.020v of vdrop. At first it would often require 2 shot on a cold boot to work and I'd get errors and/or bsod within 6min of Prime95 on Blend only.. then I flashed my bios which I'm pretty sure did nothing but I also raised the (PCH1.05) voltage to 1.10v and now it's 100% stable. I read online that past DDR3-1833Mhz, mostly once you reach very high speeds like 2133Mhz you need to go a bit above the default chipset voltage to have it stable. Not a big deal but when you don't know it it can give you headaches! |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/09/12 |
Cons: None so far (only running a few hours)
Pros: I've currently got the memory running at 2133Mhz with No mem test yest, but system boots and seems to run fine with 10-11-10-28 timings x1.5V. I wanted to see how tight the timings would go at 1.5V. Changing second/third timings I'm sure this memory could do more at 1.5V.They feel cool temperature-wise too. I haven't really done anything other than browsing the internet though. Possibly a heavy load would affect the temperature. Comment:
So far pretty darn good! These were on sale for 78 and I've got a 15 dollar rebate to send in. |
These kits work extremely well with overclocked 2600k on a Gigabyte z68xp-ud3-issd. The on sale price is fair altho it limited me to 1 kit. Called NCIX and they said they would help work something out.Thumbs up for the great customer service.