MEMXPRO Releases 32GB Native Industrial DDR4-3200 DRAM
May 07, 2020
News
MEMXPRO's DDR4-3200 industrial-grade memory module uses Micron's 1x nm DDR4 DRAM chip technology.
MEMXPRO, an industrial DRAM module and SSD solution provider, introduced 16 and 32GB native DDR4-3200 memory modules. MEMXPRO's new DDR4-3200 DIMM series utilizes clock speed improvements that benefit from the DDR3 to DDR4 upgrade. MEMXPRO's DDR4-3200 uses Micron's 1x nm DDR4 DRAM chip technology. MEMXPRO offers -40~+85 C wide temperature products for industrial requirements, along with built-in thermal sensors, suitable for 5G facility deployment in harsh environments.
MEMXPRO's DDR4-3200 industrial-grade memory module comes in SODIMM and ECC SODIMM varieties. Featuring native data rates of 3,200 MHz running at 1.2V and overclocking performance, the new DDR4-3200 RAM modules are offered in up to 32GB capacities and target 5G services as an ideal fit for its bandwidth and connectivity improvements.
For more information, visit: http://www.memxpro.com/
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