MaxxMem2 PreView is a handy, free program to rate memory performance. It can be downloaded over here.
Again, very similar results to the 16GB G.Skill Ares kit when configured to 2,133mhz and 2,400mhz. The Mushkin Redline manages to slightly outperform the ARES memory at 2,400mhz, claiming the top spot.
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very very nice. I remember when they were big news in the overclocking arena.
Hynix memory however is widely available with other companies though isn’t it ?
Awesome looking memory, great results too. I need to upgrade and soon, my system feels positively ancient.
Its good memory, I hope they do well in the UK, my friend bought the cheaper black range of memory and its performed well for him so far.