New Desktop DDR4 16GB Ram

Description

*Specification*

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• Memory Size: 16GB
This module has a total capacity of 16GB, which is suitable for a wide range of computing tasks, from gaming to productivity and content creation. This size offers ample memory for multitasking and running memory-intensive applications.

• Memory Type: DDR5
DDR5 (Double Data Rate 5) is the latest generation of memory technology, offering higher speeds, larger capacities, and improved power efficiency compared to DDR4. DDR5 also features better bandwidth and faster data rates, making it ideal for next-gen gaming, high-performance computing, and workstations.

• Memory Speed: 4800MHz
The 4800MHz speed indicates the effective data transfer rate of the memory. DDR5 starts at a baseline speed of 4800MHz and can scale much higher (e.g., 6000MHz, 6400MHz, etc.). This is a solid starting speed for DDR5, offering better performance over DDR4 modules, which typically max out at 3200MHz or 3600MHz.

• Memory Package: UDIMM
UDIMM stands for Unbuffered DIMM, which is the standard form factor for desktop memory. Unbuffered modules are faster and have less latency compared to Registered or Buffered memory, but they may not be as stable or suitable for use in systems requiring a large number of memory modules (like servers).

• Pin Configuration: 288 Pins
DDR5 uses a 288-pin configuration, which is 32 more pins than DDR4 (which has 256 pins). This pin increase is due to the new architecture and higher bandwidth features of DDR5.

• CAS Latency: 40
CAS Latency (CL) refers to the number of clock cycles it takes to access a specific column of data in memory. A CL40 is relatively high for DDR5 memory, but it’s important to remember that DDR5 generally operates at higher frequencies, so the overall performance will still be superior to that of DDR4 with lower latencies. Lower CAS latency usually means faster performance, but the impact may be less noticeable at higher speeds like DDR5’s 4800MHz.

• Buffered/Registered: Unbuffered
“Unbuffered” means the memory module communicates directly with the memory controller without any additional buffering, which reduces latency and improves performance. Registered (Buffered) memory is typically used in servers or high-density applications where stability and scalability are more important than latency.

• Voltage: 1.1V
DDR5 operates at a lower voltage (1.1V) compared to DDR4, which typically operates at 1.2V. This reduction in voltage helps improve power efficiency, reduce heat generation, and contribute to longer battery life in laptops and better overall system stability.

• LED Lighting: No
This module does not feature LED lighting, making it a simple, no-frills option for those who prefer functionality over aesthetics. If you’re looking for a more aesthetic design with RGB lighting, you might want to look for specific “RGB” models.

• Colour: Black
The memory module is black in color, which is a common, neutral choice that will blend well with most build themes. Some memory modules come in other colors like white, silver, or even with customizable RGB lighting.