Crucial's DDR5 RAM Is Ready For Retail By Zhiye Liu published 28 April 21 Chinese news outlet XFastest got its hands on the first retail DDR5 RAM from Crucial.
Crucial Ballistix Max DDR4-5100 C19 2x8GB Review: Blazing Speed Demon By Zhiye Liu published 3 January 21 Crucial's Ballistix Max DDR4-5100 looks extremely fast on paper. Can the memory kit back it up in the real world?
Crucial Ballistix Max RGB DDR4-4000 C18 2x16GB Review: A Few Cycles Shy of Greatness By Zhiye Liu published 7 November 20 Fast memory isn't always worth the price. Can Crucial's Ballistix Max RGB DDR4-4000 memory kit break that mold?
Crucial Ballistix DDR4-3200 C16 2x32GB Review: The Low-Profile Sleeper By Zhiye Liu published 30 October 20 Crucial whips up a new Ballistix DDR4-3200 C16 memory kit to take on the flashy competition.
Crucial X8 Portable SSD Review: a Speedy Value (Updated) By Sean Webster published 29 September 20 Update Crucial's X8 delivers 1GBps sequential speed in a sleek, affordable package.
Crucial P5 M.2 NVMe SSD Review: Premium Design Runs Hot (Updated) By Sean Webster published 28 September 20 Update Boasting Crucial’s first consumer NVMe SSD controller and Micron’s 96L TLC NAND flash, Crucial’s P5 is the company’s fastest and most innovative SSD to date.
Crucial Pushes Out Record-Breaking DDR4-5100 RAM By Zhiye Liu published 8 September 20 Crucial has launched its Ballistix Max DDR4-5100 RAM kit for performance chasers.
Crucial P2 SSD Review: Beating SATA Dollar for Dollar By Sean Webster published 3 July 20 Crucial’s P2 is a power efficient entry-level NVMe SSD that offers up multi-gigabyte performance at a low price point.
Crucial Releases Its Fastest SSD Ever in the P5 By Zhiye Liu published 22 April 20 Crucial has announced the P5 M.2 NVMe SSD family, which features its fastest drive to date.
Crucial MX500 SSD Review: Challenging Samsung on SATA By Chris Ramseyer published 18 November 19 Not yet rated Crucial pulls out a competitive consumer SSD to cap off 2017. The new series threatens Samsung's dominance but costs much less in most capacities.
Crucial BX500 SSD Review: The DRAMless Invasion Continues (Updated) By Sean Webster published 14 November 19 Crucial's BX500 is designed to bring blazing SSD throughput to your PC at a low price, but it has a few caveats.
Crucial Expands BX500 SSD to 2TB By Zhiye Liu published 31 October 19 The Crucial BX500 SSD, which previously topped out at 1TB, is now available in the 2TB capacity.
Crucial Claims 6,024 MHz DDR4 RAM Overclock Record on AMD Hardware By Niels Broekhuijsen published 25 October 19 Overclocking team used AMD Ryzen 5 3600X to overclock Crucial's 8GB Ballistix Elite DIMMs.
Crucial P1 NVMe SSD Review: QLC Flash Gone Mild (Updated) By Sean Webster published 15 July 19 The Crucial P1 breaks the SATA 6Gb/s barrier with its NVMe interface and delivers up to 2/1.7 GB/s of sequential read/write throughput.
Ballistix Gaming Sport LT DDR4-3200 C16 Review: Value, Hold the RGB By Thomas Soderstrom published 10 July 19 Can Ballistix Gaming compete on performance and price in the cramped enthusiast-value memory market?
Pick Your Own $70 16GB RAM Deal: Faster Crucial or RGB GeIL By Zhiye Liu published 18 June 19 GeIL Super Luce TUF Gaming Alliance DDR4-3000 and Crucial Ballistix Sport LT DDR4-3200 memory kits have gone on sale at Newegg.
Ditch Your Platter Drive For a $55 Crucial MX500 500GB SSD By Zhiye Liu published 18 June 19 If you're looking for a SATA SSD, the Crucial MX500 500GB is 18% off on Newegg.
Crucial's Newest 1 TB SSD Is Just $119 By Matthew Connatser published 24 February 19 Crucial, a memory company known for better pricing rather than high-end products, launched a 1TB BX500 that retails for just $119.
Deal: Crucial’s MX500 SSD Hits 10 Cents per Gigabyte By Matt Safford published 26 November 18 We've seen lots of good SSD deals lately. But this 2TB MX500 from Crucial might be the best, at 10 cents per GB.
Crucial Has a 500GB, QLC NAND SSD on Amazon Japan By Nathaniel Mott published 15 October 18 Amazon Japan revealed a new Crucial drive featuring Micron's QLC NAND.
