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Crucial Ballistix DDR2 PC2-6400 Kit
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Author: Whoopty
Posted: 23:00, January 10th 2007
Link: http://www.crucial.com
Score: 10 out of 10 [?]
Price: £200
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Conclusion

Crucial has delivered, pure and simple. These modules far outstrip rival kits reviewed here on XSReviews, such as the OCZ Special OPS modules, in terms of overclocking and performance. This is down to not only the extreme overclockability of this kit but also its low latency that makes for speedy operation at stock speeds and also allows for much more overclocking room as you are able to loosen the timings slightly without much of a perofrmance dip in the modules latency.

In short, this kit was a dream to work with, and whether you are the kind of person that is perfectly happy with stock speeds, or an overclocking nut, this kit will deliver everything you could want, and oh so much more.

Pros Cons
Perform better than similar cost modules No specs on module information stickers
Low latency
10 year anniversary heat spreaders
Overclocks beyond stock speed of more epensive counterparts

XSR Value Award

I'd like to thank our sponsors Crucial for providing us with the modules.

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