Crucial CP16G60C36U5B 16GB DDR5 6000 desktop RAM
- 16 GB
- DDR5 6000
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1GB DDR400 desktop DIMM with CL3 latency, 2Rx8 dual-rank organisation and 2.5V operation
This 1GB DDR400 DIMM operates at PC3200 speed with CL3 latency and a 2.5V voltage. It uses an 184-pin interface and a dual-rank 2Rx8 organisation built from sixteen 64x8 chips. The module is unbuffered, non-ECC and has a standard height profile.
Buyers requiring ECC error correction or registered buffering should look elsewhere, as this module provides neither. Systems limited to lower voltages than 2.5V or to single-rank modules will also be incompatible. Those needing capacities above 1GB must source additional or higher-density sticks.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Total capacity | 1 GB |
| Memory | |
| CAS latency | CL3 |
The module ships as a single 184-pin DIMM; no brackets, screws or additional hardware are included.
This listing is for the 1GB PC3200 DDR400 CL3 2Rx8 2.5V module; other capacities are separate products.
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