To raise a face for the Ballistix family
This Crucial family of products has been in the market for a long time, and has been recognized for providing a good performance / price point, which is suitable for all types of users. Now they want to "take it seriously" and improve their quality levels to provide better performance, at lower latitudes and greater durability of excessive grip.
Therefore, the updated RAM Ballistix memory family now offers speed of between 2400 MHz and 3600 MHz per unit effort between 4 GB and 32 GB. They also replaced the aluminum heatsink, which will now be available in black, white and red, and will include options with RGB is adjustable in 8 locations (with 16 LEDs in total) for users who want to sync the aesthetics of their RAM with their PC. In addition, these memories will be provided in DIMM desktop format and SO-DIMM laptops.
As has been the case with the Ballistix family so far, these new optimized modules will come in DDR4 kits from 2 × 8 GB to 4 × 32 GB, and their price will depend on the size and speed but in all cases they are not covered a lifetime warranty the manufacturer.
Ballistix MAX, the new top of the Crucial range
Crucial also announced the launch of the new Ballistix MAX family, which has now been classified as a frame family. In this case, he is introduced at a very fast pace from 4000 MHz to 4400 MHz factory and sizes between 4 GB and 32 GB, finding them up to 128 GB of kitchens for sale.
In this case, they have a much colder, denser and more efficient aluminum than the standard Ballistix series which, according to Crucial, increases cooling capacity and provides major overburden margin. Including thermal sensors the ability to monitor temperatures in real time.
The Crucial Ballistix MAX features RGB light in 8 places with 16 USBs that can be fitted with standard RGB software on a motherboard such as ASUS Aura or Gigabyte RGB Fusion. Also the top light bar can be removed and replace the 3D printed printers instead. In this case, they will only be sold (currently) in black and DIMM format. They will also have a manufacturer's lifetime guarantee, just like all other Crucial RAM models.
The manufacturer said we could find in stores both the revamped Ballistix family and the new Ballistix MAX starting February 4th with prices that, logically, will depend on the quantity and speed selected. They didn't say anything but it's understandable that the Ballistix MAX series will cost you more than the standard Ballistix.