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Thanks for proving my point exactly, "bud". And thanks for leaving this thread because it's about time you realized that your reasoning has been outclassed here, and has no basis in fact. Not that surprising for someone who doesn't even know how to multi-quote a post, though.Bud, I don't care who you are, if you buy two different sets of memory and they both fail from the same manufacturer, then you choose another manufacturers memory and have no more faliures using the EXACT same setup, that's indicative of a faulty product, regardless of your sample rate.
Like I said...just because someone disagrees with you and your reasoning doesn't automatically make them an employee of the company you're bashing, nor does it make them some member of a vast conspiracy against you.What does the US Treasury have to do with this conversation other than your poor attempt to make a joke that wasn't funny?
Here's my experience with Ballistix (BAD!):
I have RMA'd so many sets of Ballistix it's ridiculous. Unfortunately I bought a lot of them the past couple of years because I thought they were a good brand and they had good prices on them.
I am now trying to return 4 sticks of DDR2 800 Ballistix Tracers.
I've had some sets go bad when I power down and try to reboot. The computer doesn't come back up. Most sets work fine for awhile then quit after a few months.
I run them at spec 4-4-4-12 at 2.2V typically on Gigabyte motherboards. I don't even overclock them.
I haven't had this trouble with other brands.
their chips arent d9 and single sided anymore these days i think?
I don't recall any of the ones I had ever being single-sided. I just checked 6 sticks and they were all double-sided. Out of those 6 sticks, 4 are waiting to be replaced and the other two work but I just got them back from doing an RMA.
crucial has taken a slow downward spiral because the chips just dont clock well and in out of stock conditions they tend to crap out quickly.
I've been using the Crucial Ballistix 8500 @ 1000mhz 4,4,4,10 @2.0v for 6 mths now... i love em & never had a mem related Crash when o/c'n!... i find all ram needs to be kept cool even @ Fac specs. Thats why i invested in at pair of TR HR-07's.
Are yours Tracers? I wonder if all the little lights make them run hotter? What was funny is my first sets lasted 6 months and then I started having problems.I have had one bad set and my sigged pair that are rock stable at 1118 mhz at 2.0 volts 5-5-5-15 since January....
Keep em cool and undervolted..