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Mushkin Blackline Ridgeback 1600 MHz 16 GB Review (Quad Kit)

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Again we see a good boost in performance when the Blackline memory was overclocked, except in the write test.  It still can't match the performance of the 2133 MHz Redline memory, though.

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3 comments

  1. They make excellent memory kits, bit expensive though compared to some at the same speeds

  2. I bought a Mushkin kit a year ago and my system was never stable with the kit in. I have a very skilled friend who came around and worked out that one of the sticks was faulty. We had the kit replaced and the new one failed within a month. I had it replaced again.

    The last one is working still, but I would have concerns over their quality control.

  3. I would buy the redline memory, its much better grade for overclocking. this stuff is average. wouldnt touch it.