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Lenovo 01KN325 16GB TruDDR4 2400MHz ECC UDIMM Memory

Enhance Server Performance with High-Speed ECC MemoryUpgrade your server or workstation with the Lenovo 16GB TruDDR4 ECC UDIMM, designed for reliable and efficient performance. This high-quality memory module ensures data integrity and stability, making it ideal for demanding applications. Specif...

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Overview

Enhance Server Performance with High-Speed ECC Memory

Upgrade your server or workstation with the Lenovo 16GB TruDDR4 ECC UDIMM, designed for reliable and efficient performance. This high-quality memory module ensures data integrity and stability, making it ideal for demanding applications.

Specifications:
  • Brand: Lenovo
  • Model: 01KN325
  • Capacity: 16GB
  • Type: TruDDR4 ECC UDIMM
  • Speed: 2400 MHz
  • Rank: 2Rx8
  • Voltage: 1.2V

Key Features

Memory module used in desktops and servers

speed: 2400 MHz / PC4-19200

Memory Type: TruDDR4, DIMM 288,Pin

Specifications

Capacity
16GB
Memory Type
TruDDR4
Speed
2400MHz
Module Type
PC4-19200
Form Factor
DIMM 288-Pin
Features
ECC UDIMM
Intended Use
Desktops and Servers

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Lenovo 01KN325 is a TruDDR4 ECC UDIMM memory module, primarily used in desktops and servers.
This memory module operates at a speed of 2400MHz, which corresponds to PC4-19200.
Yes, it is an ECC UDIMM, meaning it includes Error-Correcting Code for enhanced data integrity and system reliability.
This memory module is a 288-Pin DIMM, making it compatible with motherboards supporting this form factor.
The Lenovo 01KN325 is a 16GB memory module.
No, this memory is a DIMM (Dual In-line Memory Module) type, typically used in desktops and servers, not laptops which use SODIMM.