OC3D Review Mushkin Redline Ridgeback 998826

[rprotos]

Mobos make next to no difference but Mushkin was used in the Saber Review if you go look

I thought that was them. I watched the saber review before I did the ram. Thanks for the insight man.....I must thank you for this website though tbh. Ive learned so much already since joining not long ago!!!

 

[SpriteAlpha]

I thought these were compatible with the Silver Arrow (according to Tom's post on the Aria forums)? I have just tried and the heatsink won't fit with this RAM

Have I done something wrong?

 

[tinytomlogan]

I used them with mine dude, and the Radioactive sticks.

 

[SpriteAlpha]

I used them with mine dude, and the Radioactive sticks.

Very weird. I'm not sure then... the fan on the RAM side was definitely raised due to coming into contact with the fins of the Mushkin. Maybe your case allowed for more height?

 

[tinytomlogan]

The fan will be its a 140mm mate. As long as the ram fits under the main body thats what I meant.

The 2nd 140mm is one of the bigger downfalls of the SA and why the Noctua is a much better cooler.

 

[SpriteAlpha]

Ah, I see. In any case, I've put the fans in the middle and rear, so now there's no interference with the RAM. I have an FT02 case, so I'm pushing (and pulling with the "rear" fan) everything upwards. It should work well, and I'll find out later today!

 

[BillUp]

Tom,

I've got the Redline Ridgeback 2x4GB 1600MHz (7-8-7-24) kit. I'm using the Asus P8 Z68 V-Pro and an i7 2600K. Do you think I will be able to hit the 2000MHz holy grail with the slightly looser timings, over the kit you reviewed?

I know you probably haven't tested these modules, but can you spare a wild guess?

PS, sorry for bumping thread.