Micron, which owns the Crucial brand, has announced that it is closing its line of Crucial Ballistix RAM. That is, we will no longer see the new models Ballitix, Ballistix Max and Ballistix Max RGB.
Micron does not explain in any way the reason for this decision, but at the same time, the company’s wording does not contain a mention of a complete rejection of the production of consumer RAM modules.
- The company will complete the life cycle (EOL) of the Crucial Ballistix, Crucial Ballistix MAX and Crucial Ballistix MAX RGB product lines.
- The company will focus more on developing Micron DDR5 client and server products, as well as expanding Crucial’s portfolio of memory and storage products.
- The company will continue to support the HPC and gaming communities with its award-winning SSD products such as Crucial P5 Plus Gen4 PCIe NVMe SSDs, Crucial P2 Gen 3 NVMe SSDs, and the popular Crucial X6 and Crucial X8 portable SSDs.
- We remain focused on expanding the NVMe and Portable SSD product categories that offer storage solutions for PC and console gamers. In addition, Crucial JEDEC DDR5 memory provides gamers with DDR5 capable PCs with faster speeds, transfers and bandwidth than previously available with Crucial Ballistix memory.
Source: ixbt
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