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Guru3D.com » News » Micron Launches Crucial Ballistix MAX 5100 Gaming Memory

Micron Launches Crucial Ballistix MAX 5100 Gaming Memory

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 09/08/2020 02:50 PM | source: | 10 comment(s)
Micron Launches Crucial Ballistix MAX 5100 Gaming Memory

Crucial, Micron’s global consumer brand of computer memory and storage, announced its limited-edition Crucial Ballistix MAX 5100 gaming DRAM. 

Expanding on the award-winning legacy of the Crucial Ballistix product portfolio, this latest offering provides consumers with an optimal gaming memory option, boasting the highest speeds available to date for purchase. Crucial Ballistix is the only brand of gaming DRAM that incorporates custom tuning at the die level, resulting in world record-setting performance. In fact, these same gaming DRAM modules were recently used by a competitive overclocker to hit a blistering 6,666MT/s, the fastest ever for DDR4 modules. The record-breaking frequency and valid CPU-Z screenshot are posted on HWBOT. Like Micron’s leading products and solutions for enterprise and personal computing, Crucial gaming memory is purpose-built, making it the only gaming memory that’s vertically integrated — designed, engineered and manufactured from start to finish in-house. This unique approach is unmatched by competitors, allowing the new 5100MT/s modules to deliver blazing fast speeds to hardcore gamers and maximized results to overclocking enthusiasts.

“We were the first to launch DDR4, the first to put LEDs on gaming DRAM, and now our latest Crucial Ballistix memory is giving gamers a sharper edge by enabling higher frame rates and better system performance,” said Teresa Kelley, vice president and general manager of Micron’s Consumer Products Group. “This latest memory speed is another testament to the team’s focus and delivery of world-class, innovative high-performance gaming products.”

A limited number of Crucial Ballistix MAX 5100 modules will be produced at launch and available in 16GB kits for purchase at crucial.com or through select global channel partners. Crucial gaming memory sets the standard for extreme performance by delivering reliability, faster speeds and lower latencies when it matters most. These select Crucial Ballistix MAX 5100 modules are designed for extreme overclocking and engineered for compatibility only with the very latest AMD and Intel platforms. Gamers and other customers looking to extract the best performance from their PCs can upgrade with other Crucial products like the Crucial P5 NVMe SSD and the Crucial X8 Portable SSD to



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nizzen
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#5827342 Posted on: 09/08/2020 08:43 PM
No b-die, no buy. Sad but true :p

Micron 5000mhz is like samsung b-die 4000mhz in performance LOL

coth
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#5827362 Posted on: 09/08/2020 10:00 PM
5000 = 5000, 4000 = 4000
5000 is 25% higher than 4000

RavenMaster
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#5827383 Posted on: 09/08/2020 11:44 PM
£825 for 16GB of Ballistix Max 5100. F... that...

tsunami231
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#5827385 Posted on: 09/08/2020 11:47 PM
5000 = 5000, 4000 = 4000
5000 is 25% higher than 4000

that is like say 4ghz from Intel is same 4ghz Amd which isnt true

go4brendon
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#5827396 Posted on: 09/09/2020 12:40 AM
that is like say 4ghz from Intel is same 4ghz Amd which isnt true

haha 4ghz is 4ghz irrespective of vendor. and he is correct, 25% increase in frequency does yield higher performance with cpu intensive applications (regardless of latency) otherwise they wouldn't make it. Can we please stop assuming there is no benefit.

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