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Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR4 and DDR4 Desktop Memory
Crucial announced Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR4 memory and Crucial DDR4 desktop memory. Designed for high-performance the Ballistix Sport DDR4 modules deliver speeds of 2400 MT/s, Crucial DDR4 desktop memory speeds start at 2133 MT/s and are expected to increase as DDR4 technology matures.
Optimized for the latest Intel X99 platforms, the new modules have increased bandwidth over mainstream DDR3 memory and are up to 40 percent more energy efficient. In addition, select Ballistix Sport DDR4 modules are plug and play, featuring XMP 2.0 profiles for easy configuration as well as an integrated heat spreader and black PCB.
Crucial DDR4 Desktop Memory
Crucial DDR4 desktop memory fuels next-generation processors to deliver faster speeds, increased bandwidth, and improved energy efficiency compared to DDR3 technology. Crucial DDR4 memory is more than 30 percent faster than previous generation technology and offers up to twice the bandwidth (17 GB/s).
"The wait for the next generation in computing is over," said Jeremy Mortenson, product marketing manager, Crucial. "Combined with Crucial DDR4 memory, platforms based on Intel's latest X99 chipset promise to deliver entirely new levels of computing power and immersive gaming experiences."
Available for purchase from Crucial.com and through select global partners, both Crucial DDR4 desktop and Ballistix Sport DDR4 modules are available in densities up to 8 GB and kits up to 32 GB. All Crucial memory is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
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#4909511 Posted on: 09/09/2014 11:26 PM
Some of the best memory you can buy, constantly rated on top in all categories they compete in. For instance when other manufacturers were having high failure rates with their SSDs crucial stole the stage as far as reliability goes. They may not have had the fastest speeds, but what's more important something that will actually last or something that's a little faster for a short period of time.
Also, I live in the same city as Micron (Crucial) and they are a great company all around
what is the general feeling toward crucial for those of you who use/have used them?
Some of the best memory you can buy, constantly rated on top in all categories they compete in. For instance when other manufacturers were having high failure rates with their SSDs crucial stole the stage as far as reliability goes. They may not have had the fastest speeds, but what's more important something that will actually last or something that's a little faster for a short period of time.
Also, I live in the same city as Micron (Crucial) and they are a great company all around
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These look cool. Will be fast enough for gaming and not bank breaking like some of the ddr4 modules ive been seeing. I'm hoping to get my x99 on around new years ish. Ive been a kingston user for a long time and have never had an issue with any of their ram.. I still have some ddr2 kingston kicking around in my home made NAS.
what is the general feeling toward crucial for those of you who use/have used them?