Axiom
Axiom 16GB DDR3-1600 ECC UDIMM Kit (2 x 8GB) for Synology cpu accessory
ECC UDIMM kit with two 8 GB modules running at 1600 MHz for Synology systems
- ECC protection guards data integrity during heavy workloads
- 16 GB total capacity runs multiple demanding programs at once
- 1600 MHz DDR3 speed accelerates data transfer rates
- CL11 latency reduces processor wait cycles
- 240-pin UDIMM design fits compatible Synology systems
Memory kit for Synology systems
This Axiom kit supplies 16 GB of DDR3 ECC UDIMM memory in two 8 GB modules. It is designed for Synology platforms that accept unbuffered ECC DIMMs and need extra capacity for virtualisation or heavy file workloads.
1600 MHz CL11 speed rating
The modules run at 1600 MHz with a CAS latency of 11, matching the DDR3-1600 specification. This single figure determines whether the memory meets the motherboard’s required data rate and timing window.
16 GB total across two slots
The paired DIMMs fill two 240-pin slots and provide headroom for multiple containers or large ZFS caches. Capacity ends at 16 GB, so systems that can scale beyond this limit will need higher-density modules or additional banks.
Highlights
- ECC protection guards data integrity during heavy workloads
- 16 GB total capacity runs multiple demanding programs at once
- 1600 MHz DDR3 speed accelerates data transfer rates
- CL11 latency reduces processor wait cycles
- 240-pin UDIMM design fits compatible Synology systems
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What does 1600 MHz mean once the kit is installed in a Synology unit?
The memory runs at up to 1600 MHz, delivering the fastest DDR3 data-transfer rates available to reduce processor idle time.
What does the 240-pin DDR3 SDRAM interface cap in practice?
The 240-pin DDR3 interface multiplexes 2-bit data from the memory cell and I/O buses, limiting throughput to DDR3 speeds.
What physical slot does each 8 GB module need to fit?
Each module uses a 240-pin UDIMM form factor that plugs into a standard DDR3 DIMM slot.
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