Mushkin's BH-5 memory is likely the most legendary set of memory modules in the history of overclocking. The modules were so popular that 1GB dual channel kits being sold for 400 dollars months after they were released.
Mushkin has been making RAM for a long time. Their fame comes from their BH-5 series memory. After Winbond discontinued BH-5, Mushkin faded into the background while other manufacturers scrambled to find a replacement.
Mushkin is a small company that is capable of making a substantial impact in the industry. Even back in the days of SDRAM, Mushkin's PC133 memory with the black PCB was a highly recommended option for extreme overclocking.
