What ever happened to Mushkin?

touchmyichi

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My mushkin pc 2700 is pretty good. I am thinking about upgrading to corsair xms later though.
 

Shimmishim

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save your money on the corsair and get some twinmos/winbond!

it's only like 134 or so for 512 stick... compared to... i dunno how much more for the corsair...
 

techfuzz

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If I remember correctly, Mushkin used to hand-pick their modules that supported the higher operating frequencies. Now today, memory yields are much much better than they were just a year ago and other manufacturers like Corsair, Crucial, Geil and other "high-end" competitors have jumped into the market and established big names for themselves. Well except for Geil which I think is some small startup trying to get its foot in the door right now.

techfuzz
 

slag

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Corsair has been making high quality memory and hand picking it at least as far back as 1998 when I built my celeron 266@448 mhz machine. I paid 90 bucks for a 64 mb stick of quality pc 100 ram.
 

drewski

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Originally posted by: techfuzz
If I remember correctly, Mushkin used to hand-pick their modules that supported the higher operating frequencies. Now today, memory yields are much much better than they were just a year ago and other manufacturers like Corsair, Crucial, Geil and other "high-end" competitors have jumped into the market and established big names for themselves. Well except for Geil which I think is some small startup trying to get its foot in the door right now.

techfuzz

got my geil 3500 ultra platinum @ 200MHz 4-2-2-2 timings.

and it comes with a cool acrylic box too!! :D