SK Hynix - DDR4 - module - 16 GB - DIMM 288-PIN - 3200 MHz / PC4-25600 CL22 1.2 V registered ECC

The SK Hynix DDR4 16GB 3200MHz ECC memory module is a 288-pin DIMM designed to expand system memory capacity while providing error-correcting capabilities for improved data integrity. With a nominal clock speed of 3200 MHz and DDR4 architecture, this module supports higher throughput and more efficient power use compared with previous generations. Its ECC functionality helps detect and correct single-bit errors, making it suitable for environments where stability and reliable operation are required.

Advantages

This memory module offers a combination of capacity, speed and data protection: 16 GB of memory enables larger working sets and better multitasking, while 3200 MHz frequency increases data transfer rates for memory-intensive applications. The DIMM form factor ensures compatibility with standard desktop and server motherboards that accept 288-pin DDR4 modules. ECC support reduces the risk of data corruption by automatically correcting single-bit errors, which contributes to system uptime and reduces the likelihood of crashes caused by memory faults.

Key specifications

• Capacity: 16 GB
• Memory type: DDR4
• Clock speed: 3200 MHz
• Form factor: 288-pin DIMM
• Error correction: ECC (single-bit error detection and correction)
• Voltage and timing: follows DDR4 standard profiles as implemented by compatible motherboards

How to use

Power down the system and disconnect it from the power source before installing the memory module. Open the chassis and locate the appropriate 288-pin DIMM slot. Align the module with the slot key and press firmly until the retention clips engage. For systems supporting multiple modules, install in matched pairs or in the slots recommended by the motherboard vendor to enable optimal channel configurations. After installation, reconnect power and enter the system firmware or operating system to verify that the full capacity and ECC functionality are recognized.

Recommendations

Install this ECC DDR4 module in systems that explicitly support ECC functionality; mixing ECC and non-ECC modules can prevent ECC operation. For best performance, use modules with the same capacity, speed and timing across channels and follow the motherboard vendor's guidelines for population and BIOS/firmware settings.