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quality control on the ballistix is so good, you should be safe with 2 single
sticks bought from same batch, that's what I did when I got my 256's for 26$
each, the matched pairs were gone and they had been 100$ over a year ago
I ended up testing 4 sets of ram in my box, my son has my 512's cas2(gamer)
durn newegg warehouses I get hit too
quality control on the ballistix is so good, you should be safe with 2 single
sticks bought from same batch, that's what I did when I got my 256's for 26$
each, the matched pairs were gone and they had been 100$ over a year ago
I ended up testing 4 sets of ram in my box, my son has my 512's cas2(gamer)
durn newegg warehouses I get hit too
I seen they were not a kit so I figured I ask ya Thanks, I just ordered them
I hope all goes well for both of you in this endeavor, building and loading your own computer is not the easiest thing to do
My son has been training for 6 years now but he still wanted me to help him do the OS/driver load
Damn technology keeps changing so fast
Me too, with the bang for a buck thing. I guess the ice storm we had slowed things up a bit, I'm still waiting for the RAM and HSF and I gotta mod the case still. But we know where you are, if we need help
@Chewy, The HSF and the Crucial Ballistix RAM came today in a box with a blue Crucial sticker on it sealing the box. The 2 512 sticks were standing up in a neat little cardboard holder. Pretty gold heat spreaders, the prettiest RAM I ever seen. I wonder if it was a matched pair? I put 'em in the blue slots in the MOBO.
I'm using an old, built like a tank, Gateway case with lots of room for 3 1/2" drives and 3 5 1/4" drive bays. I have just about everything in but the HSF (and what a monster it is ) after attacking the case with a Sawzall and a Dremel for the rear outputs and PSU I'm using one of them free Ultra V 500 Watt PSU from Frys.
This case has a Power Button, green LED and yellow LED but no reset button. No reset button, no big deal, I can always get a momentary contact switch to put in.
The 2 leads coming from the PB are blue and white/
The 2 leads coming from the Green LED are black and red
The 3 leads coming from the yellow LED are black, orange and green
They are all in a 14 pin plug I can't use, the Asus has 20 pins. I have 2, 3 and 4 pin plugs I was gonna splice/solder them to to connect to the Asus mobo.
I also have a lil 2" speaker I had laying around to use with a red and green wire.
I figured it this way but wanted to check with you and make sure
Looking at the front panel pinout of the Asus:
I figure PB (2 leads) blue and white to PWRSW
green LED (2 leads) red wire to PLED +, black wire to PLED -
yellow LED (3 leads) orange wire to IDE_LED +, black wire to IDE_LED -, green wire to a ground. Are all the pins not marked grounds or just the two that are marked ground near the speaker pins?
Red speaker wire to Speaker +5v and green to speaker
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