We installed the new Ballistix modules in a Gigabyte GA-H55N-USB3 motherboard, and set the XMP timings in the BIOS. Next we installed the MOD software in the Windows 7 Home Premium OS and proceeded to ...
We just recently took a look at what was offered by Corsair to not only monitor temperatures, but the lighting effect reminded me of fond memories of using DDR and DDR2 Crucial Ballistix Tracer memory ...
User will need to download the Memory Overview Display (MOD) utility that provides the front-end GUI for the sensor. Click to enlarge The program installs Microsoft's NET Framework 4.0. Upon loading, ...
Perhaps the key feature of the Crucial Ballistix 4GB DDR3-1866kit are the sensors present on the DIMMs which allow you to monitor the temperature with Crucial’s Ballistix MOD utility. They come at a ...
Kingston definitely stole the spotlight at Computex, at least for a while, when it showed off what is possibly the fastest ever triple-channel memory kit to receive Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) ...
Ballistix Mod Software [COLOR=#000000]One thing that the new Smart Tracer offers over the original Tracer series is extra LED features including the ability to change the activity light colours from ...
The Ballistix series of memory, from Crucial (Micron) represents a step up compared to the run-of-the-mill (fab?) stick of green stuff that you put in an aging Macbook to slightly delay the inevitable ...
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A power-user’s dream, Crucial’s Ballistix Elite RAM packs offer great overclocking potential and neat temperature management. Check our findings on the 16GB pack in our full review. Aside from ...
DDR4 has certainly ramped up the frequencies but as we have seen with previous generations of RAM, the timings tend to get looser as that frequency increases. Take for example Crucial's 16GB DDR4-2666 ...
It's been several years since CPUs started to contain relatively accurate and user accessible temperature sensors, but while the JEDEC specification for DDR3 made such temperature sensors standard for ...