Crucial CP16G60C36U5B 16GB DDR5 6000 desktop RAM
- 16 GB
- DDR5 6000
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16 GB DDR4 desktop memory module running at 2400 MHz with 1.2 V operation in SODIMM form factor
This Samsung memory module provides 16GB of DDR4 capacity operating at 2400MHz with a PC4-19200 rating. It runs at a standard 1.2V voltage and uses a 2RX8 configuration. The unit is supplied in new condition.
This module uses the SODIMM form factor intended for laptop and compact system upgrades. Builders working on full-size desktop motherboards requiring standard DIMM slots should look at a different form factor. Buyers needing speeds above 2400MHz or capacities beyond 16GB per stick will need alternative modules.
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Yes, the module uses the standard DDR4 SO-DIMM form factor and 1.2V operating voltage required by compatible laptop slots.
It will run at the shared 2400MHz speed; the 2RX8 organisation works alongside 1RX8 or 2RX8 sticks if the platform supports mixed-rank configurations.
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