DDR5 ECC
Memory Modules
DUAL ERROR CORRECTION MEETS HIGH PERFORMANCE
ADATA’s industrial-grade DDR5 ECC U-DIMM and ECC SO-DIMM memory modules utilize original SAMSUNG ICs and offer capacities of 16GB and 32GB. DDR5 performs at twice the bandwidth of DDR4 with data transfer rates of up to 4800 MT/s, while also operating at a lower 1.1V for improved energy efficiency. In addition, they feature on-module Power Management ICs (PMIC), which improve power management and provide a more stable power supply with per-module granularity. What’s more, the DDR5 ECC U-DIMM and SO-DIMM memory modules are equipped with On-die ECC (error correcting code) and Side-band ECC technologies for more reliable data transmissions.
Advantages of DDR5 ECC Series
4800 MT/s
1.5X faster transfer rate compared to DDR4
1.1V
Consumes 9% less power compared to DDR4
PMIC
(Power Management IC)
Improved power supply stability
32-bit Channels x 2
Improve performance effectively and reduce the latency
Bank group x 2
Ensures data be work effectively during transmission
ECC Technology x 2
On-die ECC and Side-band ECC technologies for more reliable data transmissions
Why DDR5?
ADATA's industrial-grade DDR5 memory modules feature the advantages below, making them ideal for automation, networking, surveillance, IPCs, embedded systems and servers. At present, ADATA DDR5 series are being widely implemented for automation and servers.
Interface
Frequency
Operating Voltage
Power Management
Bank Group
Channel
On-die ECC
DDR4
2600 / 3200 MT/s
1.2V
Controlled by motherboard
16
1
N/A
DDR5
4800 MT/s
1.1V
By PMIC
32
2
Yes
TARGET APPLICATIONS
5G Networking
Edge Computing
IoT
Server
Surveillance
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