DDR5 16GB 5200MHz CL40 UDIMM Desktop Memory, OEM Unbranded

Upgrade your desktop system with high-quality DDR5 memory designed for modern Intel and AMD platforms, offering reliable operation with optional higher performance via XMP.

This 16GB DDR5 UDIMM is backed by a 2-year warranty, providing coverage against manufacturer defects (excluding user-induced damage), ensuring peace of mind for your purchase.

This RAM supports speeds up to DDR5-5200 via XMP, with a standard JEDEC default speed for broad compatibility. It is well-suited for everyday computing, productivity, and OEM system builds where stability and reliability are important.

Key Features

• 2-Year Warranty: Coverage against manufacturer defects (excluding user-induced damage).

• Supports speeds up to DDR5-5200 via XMP.

• Stable JEDEC-standard default operation.

• Low-power DDR5 architecture.

• Built using high-quality DDR5 DRAM ICs.

• OEM-grade module for dependable daily use.

Specifications

• Memory Type: DDR5 UDIMM (Desktop)

• Capacity: 16GB

• Maximum Supported Speed: DDR5-5200 (PC5-41600, XMP)

• Default Speed: JEDEC standard (system dependent)

• Timings: CL40–40–40 (XMP)

• Voltage:

  • 1.10V (JEDEC)

  • 1.25V (XMP)

• Rank / Organization: 1Rx8

• ECC Support: Non-ECC (On-die ECC, standard for DDR5)

• Buffered / Registered: No

• Form Factor: 288-pin UDIMM

• Operating Temperature: Standard desktop range

Compatibility

• Compatible with Intel & AMD DDR5 desktop platforms

• Designed for desktop DDR5 motherboards only

• Not compatible with laptops or DDR4 systems

• XMP must be enabled in BIOS to achieve speeds up to DDR5-5200

• Actual operating speed depends on CPU and motherboard support

Condition

• OEM / bulk memory

• New and unused

Ideal For

• Desktop PC upgrades

• OEM and system integrator builds

• Workstations and productivity systems

• Users who want reliable DDR5 memory with optional XMP performance

Important Information

This memory module includes an XMP profile that supports operation up to DDR5-5200. Systems may default to a lower speed until XMP is enabled in BIOS. Actual performance depends on system configuration and component compatibility.