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16 GB DDR5 registered ECC memory module with 288 pins running at 4800 MT/s
This Samsung module provides 16 GB of DDR5 registered ECC memory in a single 288-pin RDIMM. It is built for servers and workstations that require error-correcting, registered memory for stable operation.
The registered design places a register between the memory controller and the DRAM chips, reducing electrical load on the motherboard. The 288-pin RDIMM connector fits standard DDR5 server DIMM slots and the ECC feature detects and corrects single-bit errors during operation.
The module runs at a 4800 MT/s data rate, labelled PC5-38400, which determines the maximum memory bandwidth available to the platform. Systems that do not support DDR5-4800 registered ECC RDIMMs cannot use this part.
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The module runs at DDR5-4800 with a PC5-38400 bus speed, so the practical ceiling is 4800 MT/s.
Yes, the 288-pin RDIMM form factor matches standard DDR5 server DIMM sockets that accept registered modules.
Align the single notch with the slot key, press straight down until both side clips click, and verify the module sits evenly.
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