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DDR5 6400 CU/CSO-DIMM

Fast & Stable Enhancement for HPC

DDR5 6400 CU/CSO-DIMM
The ADATA industrial-grade DDR5 CU/CSO-DIMM features a base clock speed starting at 6,400MT/s and is equipped with a key CKD (Clock Driver) component. This product line is specifically designed to meet high-performance computing requirements.

DDR5 6400 CU/CSO-DIMM

  • Interface: DDR5
  • Module Type: CUDIMM/CSODIMM
  • Frequency: 6400MT/s
  • Capacity: 8GB,16GB,32GB
  • Pin Count:
    U-DIMM: 288pin
    SO-DIMM: 262pin
  • PCB Height:
    U-DIMM: 1.23 inches/ 3.12cm
    SO-DIMM: 1.18 inches/ 3cm
  • Operating Voltage: 1.1V
  • Operating Temp.: Standard (0°~95°C) TC/ Wide temp. (-40°~95°C) TC

*Please contact ADATA sales representatives for 6400 industrial server DIMMs.

WHY DDR5 6400?

6400 MT/s

Base clock speed starting at 6400 MT/s

32GB

High capacities up to 32GB

1.1V

Ultra-low operating voltage of 1.1V for improved power efficiency

PMIC

Power Management IC (PMIC) ensures power supply stability

On-die ECC

On-die ECC technology for more reliable data transfer

CKD

CKD (Clock Driver) ensures stable data R/W operations

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