Crucial Ballistix Sport memory 16GB DDR3 RAM

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  • Noticeably better it can not be!  

    Crucial Ballistix Sport memory 16GB (1600MHz, 240-pin, CL9, 2x 8GB) DDR3 RAM kit (accessory)
    I recently my motherboard (now a Gigabyte Z97X-UD3H) and processor (now a Intel Core i7 4790K) upgraded because I was no longer satisfied with the performance of my i5 750 and the outdated specifications of my motherboard (only SATA2 etc). Installed
  • PLV hammer  

    Crucial Ballistix Sport memory 16GB (1600MHz, 240-pin, CL9, 2x 8GB) DDR3 RAM kit (accessory)
    the speccs of memory speak for themselves and require no further explanation. The nice thing about this store is that you can overclock it effortless to 1866 MHz without any other settings (overclock at your own risk, I accept no responsibility for t
  • Probably had a Monday module  

    Crucial Ballistix Sport memory 16GB (1600MHz, 240-pin, CL9, 2x 8GB) DDR3 RAM kit (accessory)
    One of the two modules was unfortunately defective. Error was found with Memtest86 for parallel operation of all CPU cores (the only way to ensure the memory at full speed test) Have Corsair Vengeance Ram brought me instead.
  • Is running smoothly in a HP MicroServer G7  

    Crucial Ballistix Sport memory 16GB (1600MHz, 240-pin, CL9, 2x 8GB) DDR3 RAM kit (accessory)
    The memory potters since yesterday in my HP ProLiant G7 MicroServer N54L, which was delivered with a 2GB bar. Although this memory dominates no ECC, which would support the Micro Server, but this is not really detrimental to the private user. The mem