Kingston 16GB 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM ECC

$39.56

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Specification: Kingston 16GB 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM ECC

Product
Brand

Model

KSM32ES8/16ME

Product Type

Server

Specification
Best Seller Ranking

#25 in Server Memory

Capacity

16GB

Type

288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM

Speed

DDR4 3200 (PC4 25600)

CAS Latency

22

Timing

22-22-22

Voltage

1.20V

ECC

Yes

BufferedRegistered

Unbuffered

Rank

1Rx8

Date First Available

December 19, 2020

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3 reviews for Kingston 16GB 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM ECC

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  1. Anonymous

    Pros: – ECC at 3200MHz – module stays cool (33 – 35C) – No XMP profiles to mess with Cons: – plain looking (can’t we make some black/white/red ECC modules?) Overall Review: I have been using an ASUS Prime X570-Pro to experiment with VMWare ESXi and Proxmox VMs. I have always wondered if the board would support ECC memory. ASUS officially supports it for X570 and B550 boards (FAQ 1045186) but there isn’t much information on the Internet. I then came across ASRock Rack X570D4U and its QVL…

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  2. Vladimir F.

    Pros: – fast shipping – module works as expected Overall Review: – tested with memtest86 , and run stress tests under linux (stress-ng -vm ) no problems found. – system is stable

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  3. Anonymous

    Pros: it’s hard to find good info on ECC RAM support with Ryzen desktop chips, but this stuff does the trick. DDR4-3200 means it won’t slow down other components on the bus, and the extra memory protection is very helpful in modern machines. Cons: would love it if they had faster options available, but in ECC land it seems like 3200 is about as fast as you can get. Overall Review: stop buying regular RAM. buy ECC, and reduce the crashes and data corruption that you thought were just part of…

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