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    Quote Originally Posted by The Nemesis View Post
    looking forward 2 ur results.........
    +1, wondering how it will compare to the PC2-8500 version.
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    Cool. I should have mine on Monday. Good luck

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    Quote Originally Posted by trans am View Post
    Cool. I should have mine on Monday. Good luck
    Will you be getting rid of your MUSHKIN REDLINE 8000?? LOL
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    Quote Originally Posted by nicepun View Post
    Will you be getting rid of your MUSHKIN REDLINE 8000?? LOL
    haha you always have to ask. No way Jose!

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    I hear these overclock like mad...better than regular ballistix
    cant wait for results;hopefully before they sell out.

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    Okay I got mine today. i'm playing with them right now. So far so good. I was testing quick memtest runs of test 5 and seeing when it would error out. i got up to DDR2 1270. at 2.4vdimm 5-5-5-15. I'm maxing out the nb voltage. Its helping to keep the mem stable. i'll post some screens

    Here's DDR2 1100 at 2.4v
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    Quote Originally Posted by trans am View Post
    Okay I got mine today. i'm playing with them right now. So far so good. I was testing quick memtest runs of test 5 and seeing when it would error out. i got up to DDR2 1270. at 2.4vdimm 5-5-5-15. I'm maxing out the nb voltage. Its helping to keep the mem stable. i'll post some screens
    Looks good so far...... cas 4 and cas 3?
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    Quote Originally Posted by HousERaT View Post
    Looks good so far...... cas 4 and cas 3?
    i edited the previous post.. instead of ddr2 1000 Here's the latest one I did at DDR2 1100..

    also this is cas3 nothing great but still trying. my redlines will go up to ddr2 850 3-3-3-6

    EDIT: here's ddr2 850 cl3 2.4v

    and whopping ddr2 1300 mhz!

    also see
    ddr2 1100mhz 4-4-4-4 read bench

    I'm done with these for tonight. I don't want to blow my whole load in one night with these. I'll see if I can get the cl4 a bit higher tomorrow.
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    its a beastly kit indeed!
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    Quote Originally Posted by LudLud View Post
    its a beastly kit indeed!
    i dont know if i would say beastly.


    Looks like typical micron to me, ballistix are binned well. Im still testing mine, will have more results soon.
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    Typical?

    this kit is better than all of my micron kits.
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    Quote Originally Posted by trans am View Post
    Typical?
    i would say its pretty typical of D9 in general and definitely typical of Ballistix. i have had two pairs of tracers and two sets of non-tracer PC2-8500 Ballistix along with a single kit of PC2-5300 non-tracers and all of them did about what your kit is putting up in my P5B-Dlx. some were a little bit better, some not quite as good but all within 10MHz at most voltage/timing combos.

    for the price they are a pretty good kit but nothing special over the 8500s IMO.
    i don't quote in my signature, but best WR ever...
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    It holds the current WR for the least vcore required to run 4500Mhz stable (1.32vcore)
    i can't even make that shyt up ^^^

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    I haven't had any new kits in a while. Maybe the newer D9 is getting better and this is typical for newer kits? All my kits are at least 6 months old. I must admit these are really sweet looking when they light up. I'm going to try some 1T runs tonight. Did anyone else in this thread buy these? I want to see some more results!

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    nice memory you got there.. how to get mine soon..
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    nice memory, nice price

    2.3V


    2.55V

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    Quote Originally Posted by thienloi View Post
    nice memory, nice price

    2.3V


    2.55V
    Holy crap! 2.55Vdimm!!??

    I need to go back and try cas4 again. by the way thienloi, do you have cl4 results? The highest I pumped was 2.4V measured.

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    Quote Originally Posted by trans am View Post
    haha you always have to ask. No way Jose!
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    At what voltage is the warranty void for Ballistix? I killed my Corsair @ 2.5v and I dont want to do that again with some DDR2-800 non-tracers.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Polizei View Post
    At what voltage is the warranty void for Ballistix? I killed my Corsair @ 2.5v and I dont want to do that again with some DDR2-800 non-tracers.
    I think it's 4.20Vdimm but that might be the grass talking.

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    I might be able to believe 4.2vDIMM for DDR1... not DDR2.

    Did you mean 2.40v?

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    oh..oops. Yeah..You are right. 2.4v it's definitely the grass then.

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    I was going to say... 4.2v... Theres no way you can do that because the RAM gets its power from the 3.3v.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Polizei View Post
    I was going to say... 4.2v... Theres no way you can do that because the RAM gets its power from the 3.3v.
    Yep. some boards like the DFI Lanparty Ultra-D can juice you off the 5V rail if you move the jumper pin to the missionary position but I usually prefer doggystyle.
    plus thats DDR1 we're talking. I wanna see some more results. Did anyone else get them? @ Polizei, did you actively cool your dimms when you juiced them to hell? I would keep a high cfm fan over them anywhere past 2.2vdimm.
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    I suicide ran from 838MHz on my RAM to 1005MHz (430 above stock) just to see what they could do. Ran them without a fan on them for a couple days, then a fan for 2 days, then back to stock, and thats what killed one.

    Mind you, that was March this year. The stick died, sat in a desk drawer for a week. I popped it in for ****s and giggles and it worked.... for 3 days. I taped it to my wall with an RIP tag for 2 months, and then it sat in a Tupperware container for 4 months while I was on summer break from college. I tried it again for ****s and giggles a couple weeks ago and it worked, for 2 weeks this time. It died again a couple days ago.

    Now Im looking at some Ballistix DDR2-800 non-Tracer

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    Price on these got a tad better, as the rebate was upped to $30. Net cost with shipping and after MIR is now $75.

    Would be nice to see some more results on these LanFest modules.

    The regular Ballistix (6400s) have been available at Buy.com for $55, after $55 MIR, less another $30 if you open up a VISA account with them, bringing the cost of a 2 gig kit down to $25 if you took them up on all the available premiums. Or if you haven't used Google Check-Out, skip the VISA account and get the $10 off for "Googling" and they only cost you $45

    http://www.buy.com/prod/crucial-ball...202541818.html

    Depending on which way you go, the regulars are either $20, $30 or $50 less than the LanFest 6400s (at $50 it starts to become a big difference). There is also supposed to be another 5% off coupon available from Buy.com, that I saw in another thread, but I haven't found it yet. Anyone seen it?

    Without the extra VISA $30 discount, then the diff can be as small as only $20 which is not too much for a little bling, uniqueness and perhaps equal or better performance.

    Eithe way, its nice to have choices.


    Correction to the deal at Buy.com on the regular (non-Tracers). In response to my inquiry, I received the following over at OCF.
    Originally Posted by downer
    You're right, my math was off in my original post. $40 should be the final price, which is even better! The 5% off coupon is here: (originally posted by djcomp)

    http://www.buy.com/retail/coupon.asp?prid=84773074

    The $10 rebate is there when you view your cart contents. It asks you what free 1 year subscription to the magazines listed you want. You are able to select no thanks. The rebate form is in the same window, in the fine print.



    One last edit???

    Cannot use the 5% and the VISA $30 off on the same purchase...only one discount/promo allowed.
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