Corsair Vengeance LPX Black 64 GB DDR4 288-pin-3200MHz DIMM - CMK64GX4M2E3200C16
Capacity: 64 GB Memory speed: 3200 MHz Typ: DIMM Type: DDR4 288-pin Latency: CL16-20-20-38
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| Product code | 210.157822 |
|---|---|
| Part number | CMK64GX4M2E3200C16 |
| Manufacturer | Corsair |
| Availability |
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Stock allocation and delivery options
Transport company across Europe Wednesday 27. 11. at the latest Tuesday 3. 12. |
| Supplier availability | In stock 47 pc |
| Warranty | 1200 months |
| Weight | 0.1 kg |
| The price includes all legal fees | |
Detailed information
Computer memory
Memories (RAM) are essential for the server to operate and they are often key in terms of its performance. Important parameters are mainly capacity, frequency and response speed, which determine the number of tasks that the server is able to serve.
Guaranteed quality
Server memory can have considerably higher capacity compared to conventional computers as well as ECC technology for automatic bit error correction, thus achieving significantly higher reliability.
Compatibility
When choosing RAM, it is always advisable to verify the “compatible list” of the motherboard for which the RAM is intended. Our sales team will be happy to lend you a helping hand when choosing. In some cases, even officially untested memory may work, but over time there may be errors in writing and reading, exposing servers in particular to unacceptable risk.
DIMM
Frequency
The frequency given in MHz indicates how many operations the memory module performs in one second. As a rule, the higher the frequency of the computer memory, the faster the memory processes instructions.
In the case of DDR4 memories, we normally encounter frequencies of 2,133 to 4,600 MHz, for the latest DDR5 technology we encounter frequencies of 4,800 to 6,400MHz.
3200 MHz
CL16
DDR4
It is the direct successor of DDR3, which outperforms its predecessors with its speed. The main advantages of DDR4 are higher module density and lower voltage requirements (about 40% more economical compared to DDR3), along with a higher data transfer rate and the highest prevalence within the server world.
