Kingston Technology Corp.
Kingston Technology Corp. KSM56R46BD4PMI-96HMI 2 in 1 accessory
DDR5 ECC registered DIMM delivers 96 GB at 5600 MHz with 1.1 V operation
- 96GB capacity supports heavy multitasking and large datasets
- DDR5 5600MHz speed delivers high data throughput
- Registered ECC design maintains data integrity under load
- Dual-rank 2Rx4 organisation maximises memory density
- 1V operation reduces power draw per module
Kingston 96GB DDR5-5600 Registered ECC DIMM
This 96GB DDR5 module operates at 5600MHz with a 1.1V voltage. It uses a 288-pin DIMM form factor and features dual-rank 2Rx4 organisation. Registered signal processing and ECC error checking support data integrity for demanding workloads.
Suits servers and workstations needing registered
Builders of consumer desktops or laptops should look elsewhere because this module requires a platform that supports registered DIMMs and ECC functionality. Systems limited to unbuffered non-ECC memory cannot use this part.
Registered signal processing with ECC
The registered buffer reduces electrical load on the memory controller while ECC detects and corrects single-bit errors. Both features are mandatory for compatibility with compatible server and workstation motherboards.
Highlights
- 96GB capacity supports heavy multitasking and large datasets
- DDR5 5600MHz speed delivers high data throughput
- Registered ECC design maintains data integrity under load
- Dual-rank 2Rx4 organisation maximises memory density
- 1V operation reduces power draw per module
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my motherboard need DDR5 slots to use this 96 GB DIMM?
Yes, the module is a 288-pin DDR5 DIMM and requires a motherboard with DDR5 memory slots that support registered ECC memory.
Will this registered ECC DDR5-5600 module downclock to work with my existing DDR5-4800 memory?
When installed alongside slower DDR5 modules, the system will typically run all memory at the lowest common speed, so this 5600 MT/s module would operate at 4800 MT/s.
How can I confirm the module is running at 5600 MT/s with ECC active after installation?
Check the memory speed and ECC status in your system BIOS or use an operating-system tool that reports memory frequency and error-correction state.
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