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Ballistix Sport AT Gaming DDR4-3000 CL17 4x8GB (TUF Edition) Review
A Closer Look »Packaging
The box the Ballistix Sport AT Gaming DDR4 sticks come in is fairly standard for Ballistix enthusiast memory; a clear plastic clamshell with the product category on the outside. I really like how this packaging lets you peer inside and see what you are buying easily.
Inside the clamshell, the sticks are contained in trays; two trays for this 32 GB kit. I'd love to get an 8-stick kit to see how THAT box looks, let me tell you. I missed finding a case badge here? One of my favorite things... not here? Darn. But who cares? Look at these sticks!
Apr 26th, 2024 00:09 EDT
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