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Crucial Ballistix Tracer 2GB PC2-6400 Kit $20 at Newegg
 
Discuss (11) : History : Tell : Posted 3:25 PM PDT 06/19/08 by Ben
Crucial Ballistix Tracer 2GB PC2-6400 KitNewEgg.com has the Crucial Technology Ballistix Tracer BL2KIT12864AL804 2GB Kit DDR2-800 PC2-6400 Memory for $60 - $40 rebate [Exp 6/29] + $0 shipping = $20 shipped. Timing of 4-4-4-12, Lifetime Warranty.
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#1   darktideryezing - Posted 5:08 pm PDT 06/19/08 (625 Posts)
honestly who needs LEDs running up and down their ram? It'd be cool for about 20 seconds then it'd get lame... maybe in a lan box though...
#2   jontsai - Posted 5:52 pm PDT 06/19/08 (73 Posts)
agree. i got this ram because it was cheap. i hope it just runs reliably. i can't even see the LEDs since my case is not transparent.

i actually never knew there were LEDs on it until I read other people talking about them on various forums.
#3   dizzum - Posted 6:56 pm PDT 06/19/08 (797 Posts)
D's aside, This is great ram.... Same D9 chips as regular Ballistix. OC's like crazy and low 4.12 timings. Easily run @ 1066 (266 x 4) @ stock voltage (2.2v). Some older Intel chipsets will not play nicely with this ram due to the high stock voltage. Make sure your board has manual ram voltage settings that allow you to add juice. there's also two different versions of these, depending on how old the stock is. You may get the older ones where the HS's don't make full contact on the chips. If this is the case, RMA them and Crucial will send you the updated models.
#4   Toby - Posted 8:47 pm PDT 06/19/08 (491 Posts)
Thanks #3 good to know. It seems Crucial (and more than often OCZ) and RMA's go hand in hand at the moment, they used to be a great company. Very sad they ended up like this.
#5   bbarker - Posted 10:02 pm PDT 06/19/08 (293 Posts)
Make sure the motherboard supports 2.2V. Some of the new ones default to 1.8V memory and don't support 2.2V at all.
#6   dizzum - Posted 11:48 pm PDT 06/19/08 (797 Posts)
#5, It would have been easier to just copy an paste my post with regards to the stock voltage. However, Some boards will run this fine @ 1.9v, timings will run @ 5+15 though.
#7   dizzum - Posted 11:51 pm PDT 06/19/08 (797 Posts)
#4, It's great Ram.... The HS's don't really cause an issue with heat, even @ 1066. But it depends on case airflow as well. I just figured consumers would like to know. In case you do get the older batch (chances are you won't), they will RMA it no questions asked. As you can tell I'm still a huge Micron "D9" chipfan Very Happy
#8   dizzum - Posted 11:53 pm PDT 06/19/08 (797 Posts)
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#9   monkieinabarrel - Posted 12:36 am PDT 06/20/08 (871 Posts)
how can you tell when you get the older, non contacting heatsink. the thermal pads on my ballistix were not allowing the heatsinks to make good contact, should I rma? my ram/mobo (mobo should be able to though) was incapable of pushing 1066 at any voltage.
#10   biryuk - Posted 2:11 pm PDT 06/20/08 (11 Posts)
Do these work at 1.8V?

"Special savings with USB bundle": what USB bundle are they talking about at the newegg site
#11   bbarker - Posted 6:48 pm PDT 06/20/08 (293 Posts)
#6, FWIW, I have a brand-new AMD motherboard where the voltage only goes up to 2.1V.
 
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