US memory maker Mushkin is showing a new line of DDR3 kits aimed squarely at Core i5 and Core i7 systems. Dubbed Copperhead, the new dual- and tri-channel kits run at 1.65V and cover a range of timings from 8/8/8 to 6/7/6.

The new DIMMs are also compatible with Mushkin’s swanky Copperhead water block, pictured above. For more details on the SKUs, prices and specs, go pay a visit to Fuad and friends over at Fudzilla.

Enthusiast memory manufacturer Mushkin has recently announced that it plans to launch NVIDIA and ATI GPUs after a relatively unsuccessful bid in January 2008.

The new stable of products will debut as NVIDIA parts billed under the ultimateFX branding. The following GPUs are on deck, while a roster of ATI cards will follow later in the year:

Mushkin ultimateFX GeForce GTX260
Mushkin ultimateFX GeForce GTX260 (1792MB)
Mushkin ultimateFX GeForce GTX260 OC
Mushkin ultimateFX GeForce GTX260 OC2
Mushkin ultimateFX GeForce GTX275
Mushkin ultimateFX GeForce GTX275 OC
Mushkin ultimateFX GeForce GTX275 OC2
Mushkin ultimateFX GeForce GTX285
Mushkin ultimateFX GeForce GTX285 (2048MB)

Products in the ultimateFX line will arrive in a wooden box designed to foster an upscale image.

1. Cut a hole in the box.
2. Put a card in that box.
3. Make ‘em open the box, and that’s the way you do it!

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