Description

The Kingston 16GB DDR4 3200MHz ECC Registered Memory Module (KSM32RS8/16MFR) delivers enterprise-class performance and reliability for demanding server and workstation environments. Built with premium Micron chips and featuring Error-Correcting Code (ECC) technology, this registered DIMM provides automatic error detection and correction to ensure data integrity in mission-critical applications. Operating at 3200MT/s, it offers exceptional bandwidth for virtualization, database management, and professional workloads where system stability is paramount.

ECC Registered Technology for Maximum Reliability

Error-Correcting Code (ECC) technology automatically detects and corrects single-bit memory errors in real-time, preventing system crashes and data corruption. The registered (RDIMM) design includes an onboard register that buffers command and address signals, enabling greater memory capacity and improved stability in multi-module configurations essential for server environments.

High-Performance 3200MHz Speed

With a blazing-fast 3200MT/s transfer rate, this memory module delivers the bandwidth needed for data-intensive applications including virtualization platforms, database servers, and professional content creation workstations. The high-speed performance ensures smooth multitasking and rapid data processing for demanding enterprise workloads.

Premium Micron Chips

Manufactured using carefully selected Micron memory chips, this module meets the stringent quality standards required for server-grade applications. Kingston’s rigorous testing and validation processes ensure 100% compatibility with major server platforms and guaranteed reliability for 24/7 operation in critical business environments.

Optimized for Server and Workstation Platforms

Designed specifically for server motherboards and professional workstations that support ECC registered memory, this module is ideal for Intel Xeon and AMD EPYC processor-based systems. The registered design allows for higher memory densities and improved signal integrity in multi-socket server configurations.