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Tuesday, November 6, 2007
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Although DDR2 memory is far from dead (thanks in large part to DDR3's premium pricing, and generally cool reception), who would look at a PC2-8500 kit with 5-5-5-18 timings and come away impressed? Sometimes, the specs that accompany a product are not representative of the performance, and as you'll see, Mushkin's latest HP2-8500 kit is a perfect example of this.
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Although I've heard that Denver is an awesome place, there are very few things associated with Denver that I like. I hate the Denver Broncos (I'm a Steelers fan), I hate Coors beer, and the Colorado Rockies really let me down: now I have to hear all about the Red Sox until next April. Now that I've been completely honest about my anti-Denver opinion, let me introduce you to Mushkin, the enthusiast memory maker based in... you guessed it, Denver, CO.
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