- Nov 13, 2003
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What is the difference between this mushkin memory:
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820146397
and Kingston HyperX:
http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDe...&ovsubmit=85017-DDR500+Kingston+HyperX
Unbuffered: both
ECC: No for both
Speed: 500MHz (PC4000) both
CAS Latency: 3 for both
Timing: 3-4-3-8 Mushkin, 3-4-4-8 Kingston
Warranty: Lifetime for both
Price?
Mushkin: $189.99 after $40.00 Mail-In Rebate for 2GB
Kingston: $122.00 at ZipZoomFly for 512MB!!!!
What is so great about the Kingston that I need to pay $500 to get to 2GB? Is Kingston that much better than Mushkin?
My issue is that I already have 1 GB of the Kingston and I want to take it to 2. But I'm looking around comparing to other brands, and it seems that the Kingston HyperX is way overpriced. Is there something I'm overlooking? If I am unable to find a good reason then I'll sell the Kingston and pick up the 2G mushkin. Thoughts?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16820146397
and Kingston HyperX:
http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDe...&ovsubmit=85017-DDR500+Kingston+HyperX
Unbuffered: both
ECC: No for both
Speed: 500MHz (PC4000) both
CAS Latency: 3 for both
Timing: 3-4-3-8 Mushkin, 3-4-4-8 Kingston
Warranty: Lifetime for both
Price?
Mushkin: $189.99 after $40.00 Mail-In Rebate for 2GB
Kingston: $122.00 at ZipZoomFly for 512MB!!!!
What is so great about the Kingston that I need to pay $500 to get to 2GB? Is Kingston that much better than Mushkin?
My issue is that I already have 1 GB of the Kingston and I want to take it to 2. But I'm looking around comparing to other brands, and it seems that the Kingston HyperX is way overpriced. Is there something I'm overlooking? If I am unable to find a good reason then I'll sell the Kingston and pick up the 2G mushkin. Thoughts?
