Dual-rank means the module's chips are split into two groups that the memory controller can access in turn. On many DDR4 platforms this gives slightly better results in games and when working with large files than a single-rank module at the same speed. The full 3200 MT/s and CL16 apply once you select the XMP 2.0 profile in the BIOS, and Kingston lists the memory as suitable for both Intel and AMD Ryzen systems.
Desktop owners who want to add 16 GB of memory and prefer a dual-rank layout; system builders putting together an Intel or AMD Ryzen DDR4 machine; and anyone who already has one KF432C16BB1/16 and is looking for an identical partner to run dual-channel.
| Brand | KINGSTON |
|---|---|
| ECC | No |
| Lead plating | Gold |
| Component for | PC |
| Buffered memory type | Unregistered (unbuffered) |
| Module configuration | 2048M x 64 |
| Master (outer) case width | 196.85 |
| Master (outer) case height | 60.96 |
| Master (outer) case length | 311.15 |
| Shipping (inner) case width | 196.85 |
| Shipping (inner) case height | 60.96 |
| Shipping (inner) case length | 311.15 |
| Master (outer) case gross weight | 1433.84 |
| Products per master (outer) case | 25 |
| Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) | Yes |
| Products per shipping (inner) case | 25 |
| Intel Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) version | 2.0 |
| EAN | 740617319880 |
| Internal memory | 16 GB |
|---|---|
| Internal memory type | DDR4 |
| CAS latency | 16 |
| Memory ranking | 2 |
| Memory form factor | 288-pin DIMM |
| Memory data transfer rate | 3200 |
| Memory layout (modules x size) | 1 x 16 |
| Storage temperature (T-T) | -55 - 100 |
|---|
| Memory voltage | 1.35 |
|---|
| Operating temperature (T-T) | 0 – 85 °C |
|---|---|
| Cooling type | Heatsink |
| Width | 7.2 mm |
|---|---|
| Depth | 133.35 mm |
| Height | 34.1 mm |
| Weight | 34.76 g |
Modules with different layouts can work together, but the safest option is to pair identical modules. The best second module is another KF432C16BB1/16 with the same part number.
No, this is a 288-pin DIMM module for desktop PCs. Laptops need the smaller SO-DIMM modules.
The manufacturer lists the module voltage as 1.35 V. When you enable the XMP profile, the motherboard sets speed, timings and voltage itself, so nothing needs to be changed by hand.
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