Lenovo ThinkSystem 64GB TruDDR5 4800MHz 2Rx4 RDIMM Memory Module (4X77A77032)

The Lenovo ThinkSystem 64GB TruDDR5 RDIMM is designed to provide high performance and reliable memory expansion for Lenovo ThinkSystem servers used in enterprise and data center environments. It helps improve overall system performance for applications that require large memory capacity and fast data processing.

The module provides 64GB memory capacity, allowing servers to support demanding workloads such as virtualization platforms, database systems, analytics applications and enterprise business software.

It uses DDR5 memory technology operating at 4800MHz, delivering improved memory bandwidth and efficiency compared to previous generation server memory technologies. DDR5 memory helps servers process large amounts of data more efficiently while supporting modern processor architectures.

This module uses a Registered DIMM design, which improves signal integrity and system stability in servers that support large memory configurations. RDIMM modules are widely used in enterprise servers because they allow systems to support higher memory capacities while maintaining reliable performance.

The memory module features a 2Rx4 rank configuration, which is designed to provide balanced memory performance and compatibility with supported Lenovo ThinkSystem server platforms.

Lenovo TruDDR5 memory modules are engineered and validated for use in Lenovo ThinkSystem servers to ensure system reliability, compatibility and consistent performance in enterprise environments.

With its high capacity and advanced DDR5 technology, the Lenovo ThinkSystem 64GB TruDDR5 4800MHz RDIMM provides a dependable memory upgrade solution for modern server infrastructures.

Key Features

Model: Lenovo ThinkSystem Memory Module (4X77A77032)

Capacity: 64 GB

Memory Type: DDR5 RDIMM

Speed: 4800 MHz

Rank Configuration: 2Rx4

Technology: TruDDR5

Form Factor: Registered DIMM

Compatibility: Lenovo ThinkSystem Servers

Usage: Server memory expansion, virtualization platforms, enterprise applications and data center workloads