Memory

8Gb components enable DDR4 16GB memory modules

9th June 2015
Siobhan O'Gorman
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Designed for those who deal with content creation, virtual machines, RAM drives, and memory-intensive applications, the Ballistix DDR4 16GB performance memory modules have been released by Crucial. The devices leverage Micron’s 8Gb DDR4 component technology to offer up the highest density DDR4 memory to date. 

Until now, only expensive server systems have been able to reach these memory densities, but with the Ballistix modules, users can achieve greater densities on high-end desktop systems such as the latest Intel X99 platforms. Available across Sport LT, Tactical, and Elite product lines, each module includes Intel XMP 2.0 profiles for easy setup and support.

“This density of memory module will start to become broadly available in the desktop space with our new 8Gb-based Ballistix DDR4 16GB modules,” said Jeremy Mortenson, Worldwide DRAM Product Marketing Manager, Crucial. “We anticipate that our new modules and component densities will enable smaller form factors and next-gen computers to have capacities that were traditionally limited to the server or high end desktop space.”

The Ballistix DDR4 16GB memory modules are expected to ship in late July. Available in 16GB modules or in kits up to 128GB, the devices come with a limited lifetime warranty.

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