Axiom 64GB DDR4-3200 ECC RDIMM Memory Module (AXG101880)

The Axiom 64GB DDR4-3200 ECC RDIMM (AXG101880) offers advanced memory performance designed for demanding enterprise and high-performance computing environments. With a focus on speed, reliability, and power efficiency, this DDR4 module provides a significant upgrade over previous generations, supporting faster data transfer rates and larger capacities.

This 288-pin DIMM module features DDR4 technology that delivers up to 30% performance improvements compared to DDR3, with data rates reaching up to 3200 MHz. It offers a substantial 64 GB capacity, enabling systems to handle large datasets and intensive applications with ease. The module's registered signal processing enhances processing power, ensuring reliable and consistent operation under heavy workloads. Its high bandwidth and synchronized electrical and clock signals facilitate efficient data transfer, maximizing system responsiveness and productivity.

Designed for reliability and durability, the AXG101880 incorporates features such as reduced power consumption—20% less than previous DDR4 modules—contributing to lower energy costs and less heat generation. Its form factor and electrical design lessen the load on the memory controller, allowing for greater system stability and scalability. Whether used in servers, workstations, or high-performance desktops, this memory module supports demanding applications with improved fault tolerance, integrity, and serviceability, making it suitable for enterprise environments requiring long-term reliability.

Features:

• Enables efficient and smooth execution of all your heavy-duty applications with maximum productivity

• Up to 3200 MHz data transfer speed for seamless computer performance

• 64 GB capacity maintaining system symmetry for optimal computing experience

• DDR4-3200/PC4-25600 interface synchronizes signals for efficient data transfer

• 288-pin DIMM for reliable and high-performance operation

• DIMM form factor with 64 GB capacity reduces electrical load on memory controller

• Registered signal processing enhances processing power and system stability