Does your computer slow down when you open too many programs at once? Limited or sluggish memory is often the real cause, and it makes even simple tasks frustrating. Instead of replacing your whole machine, one well-chosen module can give your PC or server the extra room it needs. It suits everyday computers, demanding projects and busy servers alike, so you get a practical fix without spending on a new setup.
Benefits of Kingston RAM
- Less setup time: Intel XMP 3.0 and AMD EXPO profiles let you skip manual tuning of speeds and timings.
- Fewer compatibility checks: Leading motherboard makers have tested and approved it, so you spend less time worrying about fit.
- Fewer data errors: On-die ECC helps protect your data, which can save you from restarts and lost work.
- Lower upgrade costs: You add memory to your current machine rather than buying a new system.
- Less cooling hassle: The heatsink keeps the module cool, so you do not need extra cooling parts for it.
Why Kingston RAM Fits Your Build
Day to day, the difference shows when you switch between tasks. Your computer stays responsive when you run a few apps and browser tabs together. The low-profile heat spreader also keeps the build neat, so it sits comfortably in your system without looking bulky.
Usages of an 8GB RAM
This module suits gamers who want steady performance and creators who work on animation and 3D rendering projects. It also fits desktop PCs and servers, making it a flexible choice for both home and work setups.
Key Features of an 8GB RAM
- Memory data transfer rate: 6000 MT/s. This is how much data the module can move each second.
- Memory clock speed: 3000 MHz. This sets the pace at which the module runs during demanding tasks.
- CAS latency: 36. This shows how long the module waits before it responds to a request.
- Memory voltage: 1.35 V. This is the power level the module runs on.
- Internal memory: 8 GB. This is the total capacity you get from the module.
- Memory form factor: 288-pin DIMM. This is the slot type it needs on a compatible motherboard.
- On-Die ECC: Yes. This helps keep data accurate, even when you push for higher speeds.
- Operating temperature: 0 - 85 °C. This is the range in which the module is designed to work.
- Cooling type: Heatsink. This helps draw heat away from the module during heavy use.
Specifications
| Features |
| JEDEC standard |
Yes |
| Backlight |
No |
| Lead plating |
Gold |
| Cooling type |
Heatsink |
| Country of origin |
China, Taiwan |
| Programming power voltage (VPP) |
1.8 V |
| SPD profile |
Yes |
| AMD Extended Profiles for Overclocking (EXPO) |
Yes |
| AMD Extended Profiles for Overclocking (EXPO) version |
1.0 |
| Row active time |
32 ns |
| Refresh row cycle time |
295 ns |
| Row cycle time |
48 ns |
| Module configuration |
1024M x 64 |
| Memory voltage |
1.35 V |
| Memory ranking |
1 |
| Memory clock speed |
3000 MHz |
| CAS latency |
36 |
| On-Die ECC |
Yes |
| ECC |
No |
| Memory form factor |
288-pin DIMM |
| Component for |
PC |
| Memory data transfer rate |
6000 MT/s |
| Internal memory type |
DDR5 |
| Memory layout (modules x size) |
1 x 8 GB |
| Internal memory |
8 GB |
| Buffered memory type |
Unregistered (unbuffered) |
| Operational conditions |
| Storage temperature (T-T) |
-55 - 100 °C |
| Operating temperature (T-T) |
0 - 85 °C |
| Weight & dimensions |
| Weight |
33.04 g |
| Height |
34.9 mm |
| Depth |
133.3 mm |
| Width |
6.62 mm |
| Packaging data |
| Package weight |
54.1 g |
| Package height |
171.4 mm |
| Package depth |
14 mm |
| Package width |
57.1 mm |
| Other features |
| Internal memory |
8 GB |
