Industrial Grade
DDR5 R-DIMM
Enhance workstation performance
New DDR5 R-DIMM Component Designs
Throttles bandwidth to reduce heat and provides higher performance across the entire power range
Reduces motherboard complexity and improves power conversion efficiency
Meets the integrity and reliability requirements of high-speed clock signals
Meets the requirements of access granularity, increases memory efficiency and data concurrency
Throttles bandwidth to reduce heat and provides higher performance across the entire power range
Reduces motherboard complexity and improves power conversion efficiency
Meets the integrity and reliability requirements of high-speed clock signals
Meets the requirements of access granularity, increases memory efficiency and data concurrency
Improved Performance
1.1V
Lower Voltage
32GB
Larger Capacity
4800MT/s
Higher Transfer Speed
On-Die ECC
Accurate Error Correction
1.1V
Lower Voltage
32GB
Larger Capacity
4800MT/s
Higher Transfer Speed
On-Die ECC
Accurate Error Correction
Memory Recommendations for
High-Performance Workstations
R-DIMM
ECC U-DIMM
ECC SO-DIMM
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