Given that Crucial was a major manufacturer in the RAM market, their withdrawal will clearly result in not just fewer DDR4 and DDR5 modules being brought to the market, but less competition.

First on our list is the Crucial DDR5 SODIMM, which has a clock speed of 5600MT/s. It features two memory modules, totaling 32GB memory capacity. This new RAM is much faster than its predecessor ...

To be clear, it's not. Instead, it will continue to release mainstream memory kits, while putting all of its enthusiasts efforts into performance and gaming SSDs, like the Crucial P5 Plus.

Today’s statement explains why. At this point, the only Crucial DDR5 memory available is generic DDR5-4800. It’s a sad day when the PC community loses a long-established brand.

Crucial, Micron’s global consumer brand of computer memory and storage, today announced its limited-edition Crucial Ballistix MAX 5100 gaming DRAM. Expanding on the award-winning legacy of the ...

Crucial's new CT16G52C42U5 X2 DDR5-5200 32GB dual-channel RAM kit may be boring, but for everything else, it manages to do rather well.

When building a gaming PC in 2022, you should have at the very least 16GB of RAM, preferably split into two sticks of 8GB each. If you can get more, that's even better.

Today we are looking at Crucial Ballistix Gaming DDR4 3200 MHz CL16 memory in a 64 GB (4 x 16 GB) set. It’s another offer from Micron, an American company, which brands its products Crucial and ...