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    Damn that's nice!

    Looks like a good choice for my next upgrade
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    Here's 285 stable




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    So much for 2.6v eh? Get me a cpu-z.
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    Is this the exact same memory ? ie 5B D
    http://www.nintek.com.au/x/scripts/p...idproduct=2156
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    Quote Originally Posted by Orker
    Is this the exact same memory ? ie 5B D
    http://www.nintek.com.au/x/scripts/p...idproduct=2156
    Thats it
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    If anyone still wants some Tracers.. Newegg has them in stock again.

    http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16820146029

    Wish i had the dough to buy another set.
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    Smile My Crucial Ballistix Tracer 4GB ROCKS

    Hey Guys thought I post my Crucial Ballistix Tracer 4GB Kit No: BL2KIT12864L503.000 Part No: BL2KIT12864L503 (LED) that Rocks I got thes memory at newegg 4 days ago. I didn't think it would do the DDR500. I was crossing my finger hopeing it would run off of DDR500 Bios configuration and it did.My old OCZ PC 4200 EL 2.5 4-4-7 2.7V 4x 512MB = 2GB wouldn't do DDR 500 in Bios from doing stock speed CPU and my CPU-Z would show up 133 mhz dual channel ram speed everytime i try every timing setting for that ram.

    Here My Motherboard BIOS Configuration from Gigabyte GA-K8N Pro-SLi F9 Bios that support DDR500! Thanks to Crucial Ballistix Tracer rated 5.1 score in Vista 64bit Ultimate

    HT Frequency Ratio (5X)
    CPU Frequency (200)
    K8 CPU Clock Ratio (X12)
    Current DDR speed 500
    DDR Clock/Timing Mode (2/2.5) = DDR 500 < I think this is a memory divider
    DDR Speed 500
    DDR timing (Manual)
    CAS# latency (Tcl) (3)
    Min RAS# active time (Tras) (10T)
    RAS# to CAS# delay (Trcd) (4T)
    Row Precharge time (Trp) (4T)
    Row to Row delay (Trrd) (4T)
    Row cycle time (Trc) (10T)
    Row Refresh cycle time (Trfc) (11T)
    Read-to-Write time (Trwt) (4T)
    Write Recovery time (Twrt) (3 Bus Clock)
    Write-to-Read delay (Twrd) (2 Bus Clock)
    Refresh Rate (Tref) (200 MHZ, 3.9us)
    Read Percharge value (6ns)
    Async latency value (7ns)
    DDR voltage control (Normal)

    DRAM Configuration

    1T/2T DRAM Timing (2T) < Command Rate< it won't do 1T in all 4 sticks, 2 GB stick will do it. All 4 GB kit will go 2T
    H/W MEM Remap (4GB Ram Supp) (Enabled) < force system memory to read at 4GB.

    I haven't tested on memtest86 yet didn't have enough time it seam stable and fast. Perrty warm while touching it(make sure you guys hold on to the case while touching your side of the memory sticks heatstinks ground yourself good).Get hotter if i trun the voltage contorl to (+0.1) = 2.6V (+0.2)=2.7 i don't have 2.8 on Bios (+0.3) but i left it (Normal) setting i was alitle scared from reading all the reviews on newegg about the voltage. and going back touching it it was hott!at a higher voltage setting that it almost hurt my finger.but it warm at stock Normal 2.5V i think it 2.5V I'm not sure if that right about voltage contorl is there any software that montior or read voltage setting from memory rams from on your OS???

    Here my CPU-Z screen shots

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