Crucial CP16G60C36U5B 16GB DDR5 6000 desktop RAM
- 16 GB
- DDR5 6000
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Registered DDR5 module delivers 128 GB at 6400 MHz with CL52 latency
This 128 GB DDR5 registered DIMM runs at 6400 MHz with CL52 latency. The 2Rx4 organisation uses 32 Gbit density chips in a single module. It is built for workstations and servers that require registered memory.
Registered DDR5 modules include an on-die power management IC that regulates voltage locally. Typical operation stays within standard DDR5 thermal limits without additional cooling. Power draw scales with the 6400 MHz data rate and 128 GB capacity.
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Power off the system, open the case, align the notch on the module with the slot key, press firmly until the retention clips click, then power on and verify 128GB is recognised at 6400MHz in BIOS.
Keep the module and slot contacts free of dust with occasional compressed air; the 2Rx4 DDR5 DRAM has no moving parts or scheduled replacement interval under normal desktop use.
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