Ballistix Announces the Sport AT TUFF Gaming Alliance DRAM

[Raevenlord]

ASUS' backed TUF Gaming Alliance has been gaining tremendous traction in recent times, with many brands in the computing world launching products designed and branded under that initiative. Now, Ballistix has announced a new DDR4 product line, the SPORT AT DDR4 that aligns directly with the TUF branding and design philosophy.





The Sport AT TUFF Gaming Alliance DRAM follow the yellow, gray and black design philosophy of the TUF Gaming Alliance, and will be delivered in dual and quad channel kits supporting XMP 2.0. The kits will be available in densities of up to 16 GB per rank, and in speeds up to 3000 MT/s. Additionally, these kits come with a lifetime warranty, so basically, you can keep your mind at ease until the next big thing in memory comes your way.



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[dj-electric]

"nothing matches our bizzare theme of yellow and camo, lets make this cool group of friends and convince them to have similar looking products"

 

[eidairaman1]

Reminds me of old crucial parts using black and yellow

 

[RejZoR]

I actually quite like the theme. It gives it that industrial machinery feel. Which makes me wonder why Crucial doesn't utilize it instead and removes the "sport" label which is just silly.

 

[DeathtoGnomes]

I actually quite like the theme. It gives it that industrial machinery feel. Which makes me wonder why Crucial doesn't utilize it instead and removes the "sport" label which is just silly.

I have to agree with the Industrial theme, it does look clean.

 

[Prima.Vera]

Timings are real crap on those....

 

[las]

Seriously, those timings. 3000 should be CL15 max.

3200 CL14-16
3600 CL15-16

I'd personally never buy or recommend above CL16.