💾 Mushkin Redline Black DDR4 64GB UDIMM Memory Kit - 3600MHz CL-18 - 288-pin 1.35V Desktop RAM - Non-ECC - Dual-Channel - FrostByte Black Heatsink - MRC4U360JNNM32GX2 Review

Model: 2x32G, 3600MHz, C18 First a small problem - the motherboard applied the old settings to the new memory cards, so POST did not work. Here's what happened: According to the MB manual, 2 memory installed in recommended slots - no POST switched back to an old memory in the recommended slot - successful Replaced with a new memory - no POST Replaced with another new memory - successful , after 2 reboots MB switched to the default storage settings. Install a 2nd new memory - SuccessChange the…

I upgraded my main PC's RAM from 32GB to 64GB. Interestingly I have previously purchased 32GB (3200MHz) RAM from AMAZON and as it was a successful experience I tried again to find my new request through the website. I didn't look for the most expensive models because I knew that the difference between 3600MHz and 4000MHz is not that obvious, which is worth paying a lot more for, plus a new premium PC RAM architecture is on the Gone, and it's DDR5, so it's almost the last year I've been using…

My first PC build used Mushkin DDR3 and I was very happy with it so I decided to give my current PC a little upgrade and When I saw this impressive kit on sale at a very reasonable price, I jumped at the chance to give it another try. The kit runs at a nominal speed of 4000MHz on a Ryzen 5 5600x with a clock speed of 1:1:1. No problems, very easy setup. The sticks aren't too big to fit under the NH-D15 (I know it's an exaggeration, but I already had it). The performance is excellent as…