Crucial Ballistix Tactical DDR4 RAM review

 

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Product: Crucial
Ballistix Tactical 3000MHz DDR4 RAM

Reviewed by: Antonis
Sapanidis

Provided by: Crucial

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DDR4 by now should be the only choice for
all of us that have an Intel Z170 or X99 motherboard, and a few things have
happened since the very first time that I got my hands on the first Crucial
DDR4 RAM
kit. The first and most welcomed is the fact that the prices went
down, so larger capacities are more affordable, but also their speed has
increased from 2133MHz to 3000MHz and in some cases a little higher.

So as you might expect it was time for
Crucial to introduce their new Ballistix Tactical DDR4 RAM, these are available
in a single module, double module, and quad module. Their speed starts at
2666MHz, going up to 3000MHz, and they are available as 4GB and 8GB modules. 
As always for pricing you can check your local reseller. In the picture below
you can find out a little more about the new Crucial Ballistix Tactical DDR4
RAM.

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A big thanks to Crucial for sending me the
3000MHz 4x8GB kit for this review. You can find more about Crucial and their
products by visiting their website, here.

Now I can start this review, and as always
I will begin with the packaging and its contents.

Crucial Ballistix Tactival 3000MHz 4x8GB DDR4 RAM

Packaging

Let’s take a closer look the package of the
Crucial Ballistix Tactical DDR4 RAM and its contents.

The packaging for the Crucial Ballistix
Tacical DDR4 is exactly the same as the previous kits that I have tested. The
main thing that catches your eye is the RAM but there's also a sticker that has
the information about your kit.

The appearance of the Crucial Ballistix
Tactical RAM is simple and the gun metal grey with the white lettering makes it
look very impressive.

On the other side we find two stickers, one
that has all the information on speed and timings, and other informing us that
is made in China.

 

Let’s head to the next page where we
take a look at our testing methods and the review PC.

 

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