Description

The Kingston 64GB DDR4 3200MHz ECC Registered Memory Module (KSM32RD4/64HD) is a professional-grade memory solution designed for servers, workstations, and mission-critical computing environments. Featuring premium Hynix chips and ECC (Error-Correcting Code) technology, this module ensures maximum data integrity and system stability. Operating at 3200MT/s, it delivers exceptional bandwidth for demanding enterprise applications, virtualization, and data-intensive workloads. Built to Kingston’s exacting standards, this registered DIMM is the ideal choice for IT professionals who require unwavering reliability and performance.

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 (buffered) design reduces electrical load on the memory controller, enabling higher capacity configurations and improved signal integrity in multi-module server environments.

High-Speed 3200MHz Performance

With a blazing 3200MT/s transfer rate, this module delivers up to 25.6GB/s of memory bandwidth, ensuring your server or workstation can handle multiple virtual machines, large databases, and complex computational tasks without bottlenecks. The high-speed operation maximizes processor efficiency and reduces application response times.

Premium Hynix Chips for Enterprise Durability

Manufactured using carefully selected Hynix memory chips, this module undergoes rigorous testing to meet stringent enterprise reliability standards. The premium components ensure consistent performance under continuous operation and demanding thermal conditions typical of server environments.

64GB Capacity for Demanding Workloads

With a generous 64GB capacity in a single module, you can maximize your system’s memory density while leaving slots available for future expansion. This high-capacity configuration is perfect for virtualization hosts, database servers, content creation workstations, and scientific computing applications that require substantial memory resources.