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Published: 2011-10-10, Author: jeremy , review by: legitreviews.com
Crucial’s fastest 8GB dual channel kit provides excellent memory bandwidth and very useful temperature monitoring ability, but it comes with a suitably higher price. ...
Although it's the top performer in today’s comparison, Geil’s lack of U.S. availability makes it impossible to include in any value comparison, which obviously requires that we consider a price tag. That leaves Crucial’s middle-of-the-pack Ballstix DDR...
Incredible performance, even at stock settings, Getting up and running at stock couldnt be easier on 790i motherboards thanks to excellent EPP profiles, The Ballistix heat spreaders are great to look at, and even better to install in a system with a huge...
You are going to have to play for top binned memory
Well there you have it folks, Crucial once again knocks socks off and does it in style. The Ballistix line of memory has always been known to impress and rightfully they should. But what this kit of memory has done on the 790i test motherboard is just ...
Looks Good, Flexible, Performs well with a motherboard and BIOS that will actually run DDR32000
Expensive, A very limited number of motherboards will run it at the advertised speed
It was a real bummer not to get to check the Crucial Ballistix out at DDR3-2000. As I mentioned earlier, there are only a few motherboards out currently that have the capability of DDR3-2000, and as far as I know, only the Asus Striker II Extreme will...
Crucial is out front again with yet another outstanding kit targeting the cutting edge enthusiast crowd. While at this time very few motherboards can handle 2000MHz memory, this kit will keep you on the cutting edge for the foreseeable future. Sure the...
Sit down for this one. The 2GB kit costs a whopping $620 at the time of this review (but Crucial says $500) and you really have to ask yourself if it is worth it. Yes, youll get better than bleeding edge performance. Yes, everyone will be envious of y...
When entering into the review of the Crucial Ballistix PC3-16000 our worst fear was that we simply wouldn't be able to get the kit to run at its stock speed of DDR3-2000. After all, an effective speed of 2000mhz for a DDR3 memory kit is simply insane, an...
Abstract: Crucial, a division of Micron, recently announced the a new DDR3 memory that aims at the magic number of 1000Mhz. With the arrival of Nvidias 790i SLI chipset for Intel processors, it would be very interesting to see see how the Crucial memory perform...
Abstract: Crucial did not update its Ballistix portfolio to reflect the limited BCLK adjustment range of Intel’s LGA 1155 platform, but instead lists its LGA 1156-spec DDR3-2000 as the highest performance 8 GB kit. The same kit turns up when searching “compatible memory” for some P67 motherboards, even though most builders can’t get the..
