Want the performance boost of overclocking, without the hassle of manually tweaking your system's BIOS settings?
If you're running an NVIDIA SLI-Ready motherboard, our new SLI-Ready Crucial Ballistix™ and Ballistix Tracer™ DDR2 memory modules do the work for you!
You no longer need to possess intricate knowledge of the overclocking process to tap into the hidden performance potential of each DIMM in your system. If you want to simplify overclocking while also ensuring memory and platform compatibility, install Crucial's new SLI-ready Ballistix memory with Enhanced Performance Profiles (EPP)!
On SLI-Ready motherboards running NVidia chipsets, the custom-designed NVIDIA BIOS can detect the optimized SPD profiles of the EPP-based modules and ensure that the memory functions under the best possible conditions. You can even boot to optimized overclocked settings with just one menu selection, giving users who are not experienced overclockers a hassle-free solution for reaching new levels of performance.
Available in 512MB and 1GB 800MHz Ballistix modules and 1GB 800MHz Ballistix Tracer modules, NVIDIA-certified SLI-Ready Crucial memory provides distinct advantages for both novice and hard core users:
- Novices and casual gamers will enjoy the one-setting, headache-free memory performance boost they gain from easily taking advantage of EPP on the new nForce platforms.
- Hard core experts will appreciate the established memory overclocking baseline for overclockers who want to push memory performance to the limit. These users will gain exposure to advanced memory settings that are usually not apparent or even understood by many enthusiasts, along with recommended and tested values.
What if your system is not SLI-Ready?
So long as the Crucial Memory Advisor™ or System Scanner tool lists a particular SLI-Ready module as being compatible with your system, you can safely run it in your non-SLI-Ready system ¿ you just will not be able to take advantage of the SLI-Ready features.
For more information about NVIDIA SLI-certified components, visit slizone.com.