Crucial 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz Ballistix Sport Memory £25.24 + PP. Cashback Quidco 2% & TCB 1.51% @ Ebuyer £26.75
Crucial 8GB DDR3 1600Mhz Ballistix Sport Memory Product Description
Ballistix Sport high performance modules are engineered by Crucial to deliver the fastest, most reliable memory for gaming and performance enthusiasts. Upgrading has never been this easy!
If you‘re new to performance memory and like what Ballistix has to offer, the Crucial Ballistix Sport Series is a great place to start. This line was created for mainstream users and general enthusiasts. They feature heat spreaders for thermal performance along with standard timings and voltages, making this reliable, quality module ideal for maximum stability and compatibility.
This memory allows you to plug it into your system and get back in the action for an affordable and easy upgrade, ideal for any Intel Sandybridge or AMD AM3 based system.
- PC3-12800 1600MHz CAS 9-9-9-24
- Designed for Entry-Level & Mainstream Users
- Integrated Heat Spreaders
- 1.5v VDIMM
- Dual Channel Memory Kit, Ideal for any Intel Sandybridge or AMD AM3 based system
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
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Wed 19th Sep (2 Working Days) £5.98
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All Comments (42)
Jump to unread Post a CommentEdited By: bobo53 on Sep 17, 2012 21:09: ed
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you wanted to say 204-pin SODIMM DDR3, right?
And if people think having 8GB+ is too much, they might want to learn about RAMDisk.
Install RAMDisk, create a 2-4GB disk depending on how much RAM you can afford to lose, then move your pagefile to it.
- Those with their pagefile on slow old HDD will see a performance boost.
- Those with their pagefile on their SSD will increase the life of their drive by reducing the write cycles without losing any performance (might even see a little gain).
Win7 Guide here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrecoX2nsOM
There must be a similar app for Mac's, but I don't care enough about you to go look for one :p.
I have 24GB RAM, so no need for this deal, muahahahahaaaaa!
Edited By: jukkie on Sep 17, 2012 21:54
Unless I'm missing something this is only going to be of relevance if you're using a 32 bit OS. Otherwise you'll be much better off having the memory 'in process' rather than needing a pagefile.
Edited By: Jupiter Obscure on Sep 17, 2012 22:07
RAM disks are a total waste of time to all but a very small minority. SSDs are a much more sensible way to go and leave your RAM allocation to your OS.
And if people think having 8GB+ is too much, they might want to learn about RAMDisk.
Install RAMDisk, create a 2-4GB disk depending on how much RAM you can afford to lose, then move your pagefile to it.
- Those with their pagefile on slow old HDD will see a performance boost.
- Those with their pagefile on their SSD will increase the life of their drive by reducing the write cycles without losing any performance (might even see a little gain).
Win7 Guide here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrecoX2nsOM
There must be a similar app for Mac's, but I don't care enough about you to go look for one :p.
I have 24GB RAM, so no need for this deal, muahahahahaaaaa!
Creating a ram disk for your page file is the WORST advice i've read in a LONG time lol.
Seriously, think about it haha.
And if people think having 8GB+ is too much, they might want to learn about RAMDisk.
Install RAMDisk, create a 2-4GB disk depending on how much RAM you can afford to lose, then move your pagefile to it.
- Those with their pagefile on slow old HDD will see a performance boost.
- Those with their pagefile on their SSD will increase the life of their drive by reducing the write cycles without losing any performance (might even see a little gain).
Win7 Guide here - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrecoX2nsOM
There must be a similar app for Mac's, but I don't care enough about you to go look for one :p.
I have 24GB RAM, so no need for this deal, muahahahahaaaaa!
Creating a ram disk for your page file is the WORST advice i've read in a LONG time lol.
Seriously, think about it haha.
That tells me you need to do a lot more reading; there's infinitely worse advice given on these hallowed pages every single day. Seriously, think about it.
Top notch offer though, reckon this will be on the weekly mail shot ;)
Edited By: mikerj on Sep 17, 2012 23:03
Unless I'm missing something this is only going to be of relevance if you're using a 32 bit OS. Otherwise you'll be much better off having the memory 'in process' rather than needing a pagefile.