Micron Technology, Inc. MT4JTF12864AZ-1G4D1 1GB DDR3 1333 Desktop RAM
- 1GB
- DDR3 1333 (PC3 1060…
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16 GB DDR4 desktop module running at 3200 MHz with CL22 latency and 288 pins
This 16 GB DDR4 module is built for desktop systems that accept 288-pin UDIMM memory. It targets owners of compatible Dell platforms who need a straightforward capacity increase without configuration guesswork. The stick is qualified to run at the speed the system allows, so it slots into existing setups with minimal friction.
Operating at 1.2 volts, the module draws modest power and adds little heat to the chassis. Because it has no active cooling of its own, acoustic impact depends entirely on the case airflow already present. Under normal workloads the component runs silently and stays within the thermal envelope of standard desktop builds.
The part replaces or supplements lower-capacity DDR4 sticks in systems that support the PC4-25600 standard. Mixing with slower modules will cause all memory to run at the lowest populated speed, so the jump is most worthwhile when populating empty slots or replacing an entire matched set. Buyers who need ECC error correction or registered buffering should look elsewhere, as this is a non-ECC unbuffered design.
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Align the notch on the 288-pin DDR4 module with the slot key, press firmly until both side clips click, then verify the system recognises the full 16 GB at 3200 MHz.
No routine maintenance is required; keep the interior dust-free and reseat the module only if the system fails to post or reports memory errors.
The CAS latency of 22 cycles at 3200 MHz sets the response-time floor, so latency-sensitive tasks hit that timing ceiling before bandwidth saturates.
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