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Crucial takes Ballistix memory to 1 GHzPublished on August 02, 2005Crucial today introduced a 1 GHz version of its performance memory series Ballistix. Read more Crucial spices up Ballistix gamer memoryPublished on October 23, 2006Crucial has updated its Ballistix and Ballistics Tracer memory modules. Read more Crucial launches performance memory linePublished on July 14, 2004Crucial, the direct sales arm of DRAM manufacturer Micron, goes ballistic: The company today announced a new performance line of DDR and DDR2 memories "Ballistix", aimed at enthusiast users. We were lucky enough to already get our hands on the modules. Read more Bling, Bling: Crucial lights up its memoryPublished on November 30, 2004Matching the Christmas decoration in of your house, performance memory manufacturer Crucial added holiday lighting to its memory. The Ballistic Tracer model line displays "activity-indicating" LEDs and "blue ground effects LEDs". Read more Latest Reviews & Articles
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