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Industrial-grade DDR5 5600 Memory Series

For the AI edge computing market

Industrial-grade DDR5 5600 Memory Series
According to a TrendForce forecast: “The DDR5 penetration rate will reach more than 50% in the third quarter of 2024. Coupled with increasing future demand for AI servers, a new generation of DDR5 memory is expected to enter a period of rapid growth.” ADATA Industrial’s industrial-grade DDR5 5600 memory has passed stringent environmental tests including for high temperature, low temperature, and cyclic temperature, ensuring that the entire range of DDR5 products possess excellent stability and reliability while accelerating the replacement of DDR4 in the mainstream market.

INDUSTRIAL-GRADE DDR5 5600 MEMORY SERIES

ADATA Industrial’s industrial-grade DDR5 5600 memory series utilizes factory original industrial-grade wide-temperature chips and is available in a variety of capacity options including 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB. These products support Intel's 13th generation and later Alder Lake processors to meet a variety of client needs. In terms of product structure, compared with previous generation DDR4, ADATA Industrial’s industrial-grade DDR5 memory series has undergone six major cross-performance design architecture adjustments to meet significant performance improvements in speed, power consumption, and data integrity.

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DDR5 Component Designs

Why DDR5?

5600 MT/s

Boosted Performance

48GB

Ample Storage

1.1V

Power-Saving

On-die ECC

Data Integrity

PMIC

Enhanced Stability

UPGRADE FROM 4800 MT/S TO 5600 MT/S

CUSTOMIZED SERVICE

Wide-Temperature
- 40℃ ~ 95℃
Anti-Sulfuration
Conformal Coating
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