It’s only a good bye barrettes
It’s only a good bye…
While Ballistix memory sticks have always been among the most popular among “demanding” players, Micron surprised everyone by deciding to end their production in a very brutal way.
Ballistix misses the mark
Ballistix barrettes have been around for many, many years. They are marketed under the Crucial brand, itself owned by the chip manufacturer Micron. As specified TechPowerUpthe latter therefore did not cry out before interrupting the production of the Ballistix.
A unilateral decision all the more surprising since only a few weeks ago, it had presented a whole range of DDR5 modules under the Ballistix brand, even allowing itself to offer modules intended for overclockers.
However, there is no question for Micron to stop the distribution of memory modules. Through the press release relayed by our colleagues, the company confirms its ” DDR5 Micron product roadmap for customers and servers “.
By avoiding mentioning Crucial, however, Micron underlines a reorientation of the latter’s activities which should now focus on SSDs only, such as ” the Crucial P5 Plus Gen4, the Crucial P2 Gen3 and the external ones, Crucial X6 / Crucial X8 “.
Source: TechPowerUp
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