Yup, it's another DDR4 deal post - but this time, it's for the US market and covers a 64GB dual-channel kit, for all of you video creators, game server operators and high-number-likers out there.

For example, Amazon sells two 32GB memory modules for just under $98. That’s about $1.5/GB compared to $3/GB for the Mushkin parts.

The specs call for 32GB of RAM if you want to play at 1440p or 4K. In order to play at the Ultra Quality preset at 4K, the developer says you need an Intel Core i7-10700K paired with either an ...

Mushkin Redline Vortex SSD Revs 7.4GB/s Reads To Turbo Boost Your PC Or PlayStation 5 by Paul Lilly — Wednesday, March 16, 2022, 09:39 AM EDT Comments ...

All of the DDR4 and DDR5 memory kits tested were 32GB kits, comprising two 16GB modules. Crucial supplied us with a kit of the industry-standard DDR5-4800 for today’s technology evaluation, and ...

How Much Does It Cost? As with most hardware these days, the Mushkin Redline 32GB 3600MHz DDR4 Memory stock is erratic, and so are the prices, but that’s hardly Muskins fault. However, it would ...

I’m delighted to see Muskin back on eTeknix today, as it has certainly been a while! Their new Mushkin Redline 32GB 3600MHz DDR4 Memory that I’m reviewing will… ...

Mushkin has been a leader in the budget solid-state drive space for a few years, proving that you don't have to sacrifice speed to get an affordable drive. However, while the Pilot NVMe SSD ($134. ...

Mushkin Redline Ridgeback DDR4-3200 16GB RAM Kit Review December 15, 2016 | Mushkin's Redline Ridgeback DDR4-3200 16GB dual-channel memory is the next DDR4 kit to go under the spotlight.

Pricing is fiercely competitive – the Mushkin Source 500GB is available on Amazon for $64.99, considerably cheaper than the WD Blue at $79.00 or the Samsung 860 EVO at $72.00.

Mushkin's Ventura Plus (32GB) isn't flashy, but offers decent performance and a sleek design for an affordable price.

Mushkin Redline Ridgeback DDR4-3200 16GB RAM Kit Review December 15, 2016 | Mushkin's Redline Ridgeback DDR4-3200 16GB dual-channel memory is the next DDR4 kit to go under the spotlight.