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Crucial Ballistix Tracer PC8500 4096MB

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Uploaded by on Jan 26, 2008

I just let my RAM show off some action. First idle, then some random load and then WinRAR heavy RAM utilization and they going crazy.

It's 4*1024MB modules on an ASUS M2N32 SLI Deluxe with an AMD

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  • i wish they made 2 hard drives lights one for reading and one for writing

  • The lights are good because you can see if your system has locked up or if it is still working.

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  • Get the ddr3 2x4 gb sticks in ddr1600 or ddr3 2x 4 gb 1866 leds R/G or O/B still look cool. I got 16 gb r/g 1600

  • I wish the tracers still looked like that now they are just single leds

  • @H8crew6 correct , helped me many times to identify this , also the faster the lights go the more processing is happening .. so its not only dumb lights for showoff .. they actually mean something and also loook super-awesome as well !!

  • @cobra12369 LOL are you serious right now??? you give nerds a bad name. fuck you.

  • @H8crew6 we all know those lights are 99% for show :P

  • I just bought 8gigs of this in ddr3 ;-)

  • i wonder why this ram is so hard to find now

  • its $200 for 6gigs

  • @aneeqster

    Now becarfull, they are "circulating in a random pattern based on memory utilization".....so not quite random.

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