Kingston 16GB DDR5 4800MHz SDRAM Memory Module

Overview

The Kingston KSM48E40BS8KI-16HA is a 16GB DDR5 4800MHz SDRAM memory module designed to enhance the performance and stability of modern workstations and servers. It fits into a standard 288-pin DIMM slot, making it compatible with many Intel and AMD platforms. This module is well suited for demanding tasks such as 3D rendering, database management, and virtual machine hosting, where faster data transfer and load times are essential.

Equipped with on-board ECC error correction, it ensures data integrity by detecting and correcting single-bit errors before they affect system operations. Operating at a low voltage of 1.10V, it helps reduce power consumption and heat generation, which is beneficial for systems running continuously. Its single-rank, unbuffered design allows for quick BIOS recognition and low latency, simplifying installation and improving responsiveness.

Key features

• High bandwidth capacity of 16GB DDR5 at 4800MHz supports intensive multitasking and large data workloads
• ECC error correction safeguards data accuracy during critical computations and long-running processes
• Standard 288-pin DIMM format ensures easy installation in compatible DDR5 motherboards
• Single-rank, unbuffered design minimizes latency and streamlines system compatibility
• Energy-efficient operation at 1.10 volts reduces heat output and power consumption for 24/7 use
• Reliable performance tailored for professional environments like workstations, servers, and labs
• Lifetime warranty from Kingston provides confidence in long-term durability and support

Key specs

• Memory capacity: 16GB
• Memory type: DDR5 SDRAM
• Speed: 4800MHz
• Voltage: 1.10V
• Form factor: 288-pin DIMM
• Error correction: On-board ECC for single-bit error detection and correction
• Rank: Single rank
• Buffering: Unbuffered

Compatibility and use cases

This memory module is compatible with DDR5-capable motherboards that support 288-pin DIMM slots, including many recent Intel and AMD platforms. It is particularly effective in setups that require reliable and fast memory performance, such as CAD workstations, edge servers, and research labs. Users who handle large datasets, run virtual machines, or perform complex simulations will find this module enhances system responsiveness and stability.