The 2GB (2x1GB) Ballistix DIMM Kit for Desktop from Crucial Technology can help to greatly increase the speed of your desktop computer. Increasing your computer's RAM enables more applications to run simultaneously without system glitches. Ballistix memory is specifically designed for use in gaming and other demanding applications. You can breathe new life into your old computer by upgrading its memory.
Dual Chip Upgrade Kit
This kit includes two DIMM chips of equal size and speed. Computer systems that utilize dual-channel memory require RAM upgrades to be done in matched pairs. This kit insures that your upgrade will meet these standards.
Synchronous Dynamic RAM (SDRAM)
SDRAM cycles are precisely controlled using the system clock, making your memory usage stable and more efficient. This chip uses this synchronous interface and has an ultrafast reaction to its clock-pulsed finite state machine. The pipeline design of the SDRAM allows for command after command to line up and be powered off at the next control input. There is no need to wait for data anymore, you have SDRAM.
Double Data Rate (DDR2) Performance
The DDR2 architecture allows for two data transfers per clock cycle, increasing data transfer speed. This translates into better performance from your computer.
Designed for Gaming
Ballistix memory by Crucial is designed specifically for computer gaming. The memory is friendly to overclocked computers and is compatible with SLI graphics cards. Gamers need to get the most power possible out of out of their computers; Ballistix is ready to meet that challenge.
Increased Processing Power
Adding RAM greatly increases your computer's functionality and operating speed. This will help you breathe new life into your old computer. This RAM operates at 800MHz speed for the ultimate in performance.
Easy Installation
Adding RAM to a computer is a simple matter for anyone who is comfortable with opening the computer's case. The only tool you'll need is a screwdriver to open up the case, the RAM itself slides into a slot on the motherboard.
