Kingston 16GB DDR4 2400Mhz Reg ECC KSM24RD8/16HAI

The Kingston memory module serves to increase server performance for multitasking or demanding tasks. This module is specifically designed for seamless usage compatibility with select servers. This is a great choice if you need to expand the memory on your server - especially if you require high performance to accommodate increasing user demands on data load and necessary programs.

Key features of Kingston system memory module

• Server-compatible system memory
• Memory type: DDR4
• Memory equipped with its own controller, which makes it easier for other server components to work in the most optimal way  
• High operating frequency
• One Kingston module per packaging
• Registered memory
• Memory capacity: 16GB

Operating memory with ECC technology

Technologie ECC technology performs real-time integrity checks of the data stored in memory.This allows it to find and fix single-bit errors and detect errors of two bits per 64-bit word. Some memory controllers can also repair larger errors in conjunction with ECC memory. Most professional motherboards require system memory with ECC support, as coupled with parity control, this solution provides maximum control over transferred data. Parity means that a bit is added to a string of binary code (the so-called parity bit), which is then used as a simple form of error detecting code to verify the integrity of the data being transferred.

Memory equipped with dedicated controller

Registered memory modules are equipped with a proprietary controller that controls access to individual memory modules, making things easier for the memory controller on the motherboard or processor. Externally, the memory behaves as a single module—the register chip—which takes care of writing and reading from individual memory cells and gives the controller only the results of these operations. This increases memory access efficiency and processing speed, even when multiple memory modules are used at the same time. Some server motherboards outright require registered memory modules.