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Published: 2007-11-12, Author: Paul , review by: planetx64.com
Abstract: The new DDR3 Ballistix from Crucial is an exceptional kit and loves to overclock thanks to the new Micron DDR3 IC’s. Many hours of fun and tweaking can be enjoyed as the Micron D9GTR chips used on the Ballistix are second-to-none (for now), the timing...
Blazing fast, Tight timings, Crucials traditional quality, reliability, and warranty; in an overclocking DDR3 kit, Have to assume your system wont need a memory upgrade for a long time, New heatspreader design looks good and makes great contact with all m...
Expensive!
While there are already faster DDR3 kits on the market, the Ballistix 2GB PC3-12800 DDR3 Dual Channel Memory Kit from Crucial is definitely up there, and is the fastest to land at Bigbruin.com so far. To be honest, the idea of 1600MHz memory intimidate...
Abstract: he Crucial PC3-12800 overclocked pretty well. We were able to increase the speed from 1600MHz to 1800MHz. We were also able to tighten the timings at default from 8-8-8 to 7-7-7 1T. This memory acted like it wanted to overclock higher, so Im not going...
Unparallel performance and memory bandwidth with Micron D9GTR ICs, Top quality packaging and customer service, as always, from Crucial, Extremely flexible for timings available to be run at a plethora of frequencies, Future proof for builds of today going...
The top of all DDR3 disadvantage lists will be $$$ for some time yet...dont hate the player, hate the game
The DDR3 revolution has only just begun and the performance is already better than a lot of people figured it would be. The clocks we are seeing from these Micron D9GTR ICs on the Crucial Ballistix modules are simply incredible and un-matched by anyone...
Crucial, a division of Micron, uses Micron chipsets to assemble very fast DDR3 memory modules. The new BallistiX DDR3 series are expected to give more or less what other manufacturers offer at their proposals. While the specs indicate 1600MHz with CL...
Published: 2016-07-26, Author: Alex , review by: gamegrin.com
All four RAM kits are a great addition to any rig. Your choice, unless you're going for the Elite, should be tailored by the kind of motherboard and case you're running. If you're looking for a nice upgrade to some ageing DIMMs then look no further...
Of the three kits tested, the 4GB Crucial Ballistix proved to be the victor in terms of performance across the board. Whilst the 3Dmark Vantage scores were a close fought battle, the Ballistix had a clear advantage for the read, write and copy speeds....
Crucial's rep for reliability, Competitively priced for a 6GB kit
Not exactly over-specced, Limited overclocking capacity
Crucial is the IBM of memory makers. It's the brand you buy when you can't afford to make a mistake. Use Crucial's online system configuration tool, therefore, and compatibility is virtually confirmed. Of course, mere compatibility is hardly the stuff ...
