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Kingston ValueRAM KVR56S46BS8-16 16GB (1x 16GB) SODIMM System Memory, 5600MHz, DDR5, CL46

Manufacturer part number: KVR56S46BS8-16

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Key features

  • Form Factor: SODIMM
  • DDR Type: DDR5
  • Speed: 5600MHz
  • Capacity: 16GB (1x 16GB)
  • RGB: No

Description

16GB Kingston KVR56S46BS8-16 DDR5 5600MT/s Non-ECC Memory SODIMM

Kingston Technology ValueRAM is the best source for industry standard desktop and notebook memory, supplying the most reliable product, supported by an outstanding warranty and free tech support. Kingston Technology’s ValueRAM desktop and notebook memory is recognised and validated on all of the desktop and notebook motherboard manufacturer’s web sites including Asus, MSI, Gigabyte and more. Not all desktop and notebook memory is created equal – Kingston Technology invests $millions to ensure the quality of its modules to reduce your total cost of ownership. All ValueRAM desktop and notebook memory is design proven in functional testing. Kingston Technology’s strong industry alliances make ValueRAM the most reliable desktop and notebook memory you can buy.

Memory

Memory Speed

5600MHz

(PC5-44800)

Module Configuration

1Rx8

Pin Configuration

262 pins

DDR5

Memory Size

16384 MB

Number of Modules

1 module

Module Size

16 GB

SO-DIMM

Bus I/O Configuration

Unbuffered

Error Correction

No

Electrical

Voltage

1.1 V

Environmental

Operating Temperature

0 - 85 °C

Non Operating Temperature

-55 - +100 °C

Physical

Form Factor

Laptop Memory

Width

69.6 mm

Height

30 mm

In The Box

  • 1 x 16GB SO-DIMM

Case Colour

Green

Key Features

Individual Module Size

16384 MB

Main Colour

Green

Warranty

Limited Lifetime

Details

Manufacturer
KINGSTON
Manufacturer part number
KVR56S46BS8-16
Warranty
2 year warranty
Weight
0.01 kg
Our reference
SDKIN-KVR56S46BS

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