Mushkin Enhanced Redline Lumina 16GB 2x8GB 288-Pin UDIMM DDR4 4000MHz Memory Kit For Sale

Mushkin Enhanced Redline Lumina 16GB 2x8GB 288-Pin UDIMM DDR4 4000MHz Memory Kit
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Mushkin Enhanced Redline Lumina 16GB 2x8GB 288-Pin UDIMM DDR4 4000MHz Memory Kit:
$59.99

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Mushkin Enhanced Redline Lumina 16GB (2 x 8GB) 4000MHz RGB DDR4 UDIMM SDRAM for Desktop PC's
Enhanced Timings
This product has been programmed for timings that offer improved performance when properly installed.
Enhanced Frequency
This product has been programmed to operate at the ideal frequency for your system when properly installed.Hand-Tested
This product has been tested by hand for quality assurance.Extreme Performance
Unparalleled speeds to save time and money while transferring content rich data.
Lifetime Warranty
Quality guaranteed - we offer a lifetime warranty on this product and genuine, unmatched service and support.Lumina RGBHeatsink
This product is equipped with the Lumina? RGB Heatsink.


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