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The Crucial Ballistic RAM modules have been around for a little while now, and if you have seen them around and have been considering buying a set, this review will help you decide, as we test and review the Crucial Ballistic Elite and Tactical 8GB 1866MHz RAM modules, to see which one you should be buying...
Crucial are a big name in the memory industry and in particular, their high performance Ballistix kits. The latest addition to this line of DDR3 performance Random Access Memory comes in the form of the BL2KIT25664FN1608 4GB kit rated at 1600MHz. However, Crucial has added temperature sensing capabilities to the DIMMs with an in-built sensor integrated into the SPD chip reporting information back to the Memory Overview Display (MOD) software.
Out of the box the Ballistix BL2KIT25664FN1869 kit offers great performance that should satisfy just about anyone. If this isn’t enough these Ballistix sticks offer a decent overclock while keeping the stock timings. Crucial has also put thermal sensors in these sticks so that you can monitor the temperatures with their Ballistix MOD Utility should you really want to push the limits.
The item we'll be looking at in this review is from Crucial's very popular Ballistix line of enthusiast grade system memory. With their latest Ballistix DDR3 modules (including this 1600MHz 4GB dual channel kit), Crucial has incorporated thermal sensors on the circuit board to help enthusiasts better monitor memory temperatures and to help with overclocking.
The price of DDR3 has fallen rapidly lately, making it much more affordable to populate all of your RAM slots. Crucial introduces their new DDR3 2133 MHz Ballistix RAM in a triple channel kit. Find out if you should be using this with your i7.
Nachdem wir zwei 16GB DDR3 RAM-Kits auf die Probe gestellt haben, folgt nun auch ein Review über ein 8GB RAM-Duo aus dem Hause Crucial. Crucial ist eine amerikanische Firma, die sich auf Speichermedien spezialisiert hat, insbesondere auf SSDs, RAMs, Festplatten sowie anderes Zubehör. Die Crucial Ballistix Elite kann man ab 4GB, 8GB oder im 16GB-Kit kaufen, jedoch bleiben das Design und die Farbgebung identisch. In unserem aktuellen Bericht werden wir das Crucial Ballistix Elite 8GB DDR3 1600 Speicherkit, das aus zwei Modulen besteht, durch unseren Test-Parcours jagen und sehen, wie sich das Mittelklasse-Ram-Kit schlägt.
With an integrated temperature sensor, aggressive heat spreaders, fast clock speed and decent timings, this 2x4GB DDR3 memory has a lot to offer. Crucial designed this 8GB 2000MHz DDR3 CL9 Ballistix kit with enthusiasts who need a lot of fast RAM in mind. Find how how they perform, how they overclock, and how well Crucial's temperature sensor works in our review!
The Ballistix Sport series might not offer the extreme heatspreaders or speeds that we have grown accustomed to with the Ballistix line but that is just fine. Ease of installation and a broader appeal are the name of the game here and Crucial has a winner.
The most commonly quoted solution to speeding up a computer is to add additional ram, fortunately Crucial has come out with a speedy 4GB Ballistix kit weighing in at DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800).
Lately we've been producing quite a few RAM reviews. Today it's time for another kit, the Crucial Ballistix DDR3-1866 CL9 to take the challenge. Will it perform on a decent price-performance ratio? Should you buy it? Let's find out!
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