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DENVER, CO, October 23, 2007 – Mushkin Inc. (www.mushkin.com), a global leader in high-performance computer products, today announced the release of the XP2-6400 4-4-4 modules available in 2GB single DIMMs and 4GB dual-channel kits. Offering high density and speed, these modules are an ideal solution for gamers using the Windows Vista operating system.

“Current PC games are already pushing systems with 2GB of memory to the limits,” said Brian Flood, Mushkin director of product development. “4GB will soon be the standard among gamers and enthusiasts who wish to avoid drastic slowdowns due to memory paging. The new 4GB XP2-6400 4-4-4 kits offer these users the speed and capacity they need while utilizing the desired 2 x 2GB configuration, which is less stressful on memory controllers and allows future upgrades to 6GB and 8GB.”

The XP2-6400 4-4-4 parts are immediately available through the Mushkin.com web store and authorized resellers and distributors. Every module is hand-tested beyond its rated specification for superior reliability and overclockability. Like all Mushkin products, these modules are backed by a lifetime warranty and an industry-leading technical support staff.

Part Numbers:
991580 – 2GB XP2-6400 4-4-4-12 2.0-2.1V single module
996580 – 4GB (2x2GB) XP2-6400 4-4-4-12 2.0-2.1V dual-channel kit

About Mushkin
Located at the base of the Rocky Mountains in Denver, Colorado, Mushkin provides performance enhanced computer products to users worldwide. Mushkin products include an enhanced power supply line and a complete selection of memory upgrades for desktops, servers and notebooks from its Redline Xtreme offering to its Performance Memory and PerfectMatch lines. Since its founding in 1994, Mushkin has received numerous awards and recognition for quality, reliability, and technical and product excellence. With customers ranging from Apple to NASA, the 13-year old company is dedicated to helping programmers, IT managers, gamers, creative professionals, web designers, and road warriors improve their computers’ reliability, performance and power, and enhance their computing experience.