Introduction
Micron Technology, Inc. is an American company headquartered in Boise, Idaho, founded on October 5th 1978.
The Micron products are marketed and sold under then Crucial and Ballistix brands, these products include: SDRAM type memory, DDR/2/3/4 RAM and NAND & Flash type storage chips.
In 2009, Micron was the first company to announce an SSD equipped with a SATA interface capable of 6 Gbit/s speeds. At the present time, Micron is involved in the manufacture and sale of memory chips for countless brands and product types.
Official product link:
https://www.crucial.com/memory/ddr4/bl2k16g36c16u4wl
Packaging and accessories
The memory kit is packaged in a thin cardboard box which has a blue and light blue design. The front side of the box uses a clear plastic window to present the product inside. In addition, the manufacturer’s logo is printed on the lower side.
The back of the packaging has a description of the RAM kit printed in 10 different languages. On the lower side, the serial and model number of the kit are printed on a separate label.
The RAM modules are protected by a clear plastic transparent clam shell case. The protection offered by the packaging is adequate, cardboard as the outer layer and soft plastic on the inside.
Specifications
Series: Ballistix Gaming RGB
Model: BL2k16G36C16U4WL
Capacity: 32GB Kit (2 x 16GB)
Color: Black, Red, White
Memory Type: DDR4
Memory Speed: 3600MHz
DRAM Memory Timings: 16-18-18-38
Form Factor: UDIMM
Voltage: 1.35V
Memory Configuration: Dual Channel Kit
Registered/Unbuffered: Unbuffered
Error Checking: Non-ECC
Warranty: Limited Lifetime
Features:
– Low-profile form factor
– Faster speeds and responsiveness than standard Crucial DDR4 memory
– Ideal for gamers and performance enthusiasts
– Four channel memory architecture maximizes data rates
– Anodized aluminum heat spreader available in black, white, or red
– Intel® XMP 2.0 profiles for easy configuration
– Optimized for both AMD and Intel platforms
– Limited lifetime warranty
4000 CL29! Timings are “great”, nice overclocking 🙂
I never said that it was great, I said that it was reachable. I also said that it is recommended to tweak the timings and have the best possible combination of low timings and high frequency. That overclock is only done to show the potential of the RAM kit.
Ignore the hater. Lots of good shots of the memory and thanks loads for taking the heat spreaders off and showing the ICs and the PCB layout.
Thank you!