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Crucial Ballistix Elite DDR4 Memory
Crucial, a leading global brand of memory and storage upgrades, today announced new Crucial Ballistix Elite DDR4 memory modules, which deliver the next generation of memory to high performance gaming. Designed for gamers and enthusiasts, Ballistix Elite DDR4 memory delivers introductory speeds that start at 2666 MT/s and 3000 MT/s and is expected to get faster as the technology matures.
The new modules offer nearly twice the bandwidth of mainstream DDR3 memory at up to 24 GB/s, and deliver improved system responsiveness and increased frame rates. Furthermore, Ballistix Elite DDR4 memory delivers up to 40 percent more power efficiency than standard DDR3 memory.
Designed for the ultimate gaming experience, Ballistix Elite DDR4 modules are optimized for next-generation Intel X99 platforms with support for XMP 2.0 profiles. The new modules also introduce a new design to the Ballistix line-up, featuring an aggressively styled anodized aluminum heat spreader for improved heat dissipation on a custom-designed black PCB. Supported by the Ballistix Memory Overview Display (M.O.D.) utility, an integrated thermal sensor allows for real-time temperature monitoring which aids in overclocking efforts.
"Gamers and enthusiasts push their systems to the limit and are always looking for ways to reduce bottlenecks," said Jeremy Mortenson, product marketing manager, Crucial. "With the introduction of Ballistix DDR4, the fastest memory speeds and bandwidths are now more accessible. Along with making peak performance attainable, Ballistix DDR4 also sets up gamers and enthusiasts for the next wave of performance that will only be possible with newer platforms using DDR4."
Available in 4 GB and 8 GB modules, as well as 8 GB, 16 GB, and 32 GB kits, Ballistix Elite DDR4 memory will be available for purchase from crucial.com and through select global partners in August 2014. Crucial DDR4 desktop memory will also be available in August in four channel kits up to 32 GB with introductory speeds of 2133MT/s. All Crucial memory is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.* For more information about Crucial DDR4 memory, visit www.crucial.com/usa/en/memory-ddr4-info.
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#4831971 Posted on: 06/03/2014 10:52 AM
introductory speeds that start at 2666 MT/s and 3000 MT/s hmmm no idea what the equivalent MHz rating is
what's the equation to convert MT/s to MHz
introductory speeds that start at 2666 MT/s and 3000 MT/s hmmm no idea what the equivalent MHz rating is
what's the equation to convert MT/s to MHz
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#4832027 Posted on: 06/03/2014 12:05 PM
I like the look of these, understated, cool.
I like the look of these, understated, cool.
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#4832075 Posted on: 06/03/2014 01:31 PM
DDR4 = less voltage, less consumption, less heat but bigger heat spreaders, marketing still working.
DDR4 = less voltage, less consumption, less heat but bigger heat spreaders, marketing still working.
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#4832204 Posted on: 06/03/2014 04:11 PM
Nice looking ram
introductory speeds that start at 2666 MT/s and 3000 MT/s hmmm no idea what the equivalent MHz rating is
what's the equation to convert MT/s to MHz
I think yeah that's 2666 - 3000mhz
Up to 4266 MT/s @ 1.2v
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDR4_SDRAM
Nice looking ram
introductory speeds that start at 2666 MT/s and 3000 MT/s hmmm no idea what the equivalent MHz rating is
what's the equation to convert MT/s to MHz
I think yeah that's 2666 - 3000mhz
Up to 4266 MT/s @ 1.2v
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DDR4_SDRAM
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That looks nice though it's probably going to be costly as I suppose all DDR4 based memory will be initially, not to too big either for larger air based coolers.
(No idea if larger fins make much of a difference though.)