Memory stick

Interface types: Mainstream DDR4 and DDR5 (generations cannot be mixed), server models include ECC REG versions.

Capacity range: DDR4 single stick 4GB-64GB, DDR5 single stick 32GB-256GB (mainstream 16GB/32GB).

Frequency specification: DDR4 2400-3200MHz; DDR5 starts at 4800MT/s and can reach up to 8800MT/s at most.

Operating voltage: approximately 1.2V for DDR4, approximately 1.1V for DDR5. Low power consumption makes it more energy-efficient.

Packaging and adaptation: UDIMM (Desktop), SO-DIMM (notebook), RDIMM (server), compatible with mainstream Intel/AMD platforms.

The memory sticks adopt self-developed original factory chips, with cores covering the two mainstream series of DDR4 and DDR5, and are compatible with desktop computers, laptops, servers and other devices. Featuring strong stability, low power consumption and wide compatibility, it caters to high-load scenarios such as daily office work, gaming and entertainment, and data centers, making it a reliable choice for upgrading device memory.