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SP Silicon Power
SP Silicon Power DDR5 4800MHz 16GB Desktop Memory Module
A 16GB DDR5-4800 module with On-Die ECC and a low 1.1V draw, built as a clean entry point into next-generation desktop memory
$366.16*
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Overview
Key Features
【Performance Upgrade】A 4800MHz frequency rate gives that next-level edge for your system's performance.
【Minimize Errors】On-Die ECC (Error Correction Code) specially designed to correct bit errors within the DRAM chip.
【Double Channels】Features two independent 32-bit channels per module for greater performance.
【Power Efficient】Low voltage of 1.1V for less power consumption.
【Backed Up Quality】Lifetime limited manufacturer warranty.
Specifications
Brand
SP Silicon Power
Model
SP016GBLVU480F02
Memory Type
DDR5
Capacity
16GB
Frequency
4800MHz
Standard
PC5-38400
CAS Latency
CL40
Voltage
1.1V
Form Factor
Unbuffered DIMM
Error Correction
On-Die ECC
Channels
Two independent 32-bit channels per module
Warranty
Lifetime limited manufacturer warranty
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the 4800MHz speed fast enough for a mainstream DDR5 desktop build?
Yes for most users. 4800MHz is the PC5-38400 baseline that many first-generation DDR5 platforms were validated around, making it a solid match for mainstream builds rather than extreme overclocking.
Does this module include error correction like server memory?
It features On-Die ECC, which corrects bit errors within the DRAM chip itself. Note this differs from full system-level ECC found on registered server modules.
Will one 16GB module give me dual-channel performance?
Not on its own. This is sold as a single 16GB DIMM, so you would need a matching second module to run a dual-channel configuration on your motherboard.
How does the 1.1V voltage compare to older memory?
It is lower than DDR4's typical 1.2V, meaning reduced power consumption. That efficiency is a standard advantage of the DDR5 generation this module belongs to.
Is this memory suitable for a server or workstation?
It is an unbuffered DIMM designed for desktop systems. Servers and workstations that require registered or buffered memory would need a different type of module.
What kind of warranty does Silicon Power provide?
The module is backed by a lifetime limited manufacturer warranty, covering it for the practical lifespan of a typical desktop build.