PHS-memory 48GB DDR5 ECC UDIMM 5600MHz PC5-44800E Memory Module for QNAP TS-h3077AFU-R7-64G SP570369

Upgrading the memory in a QNAP TS-h3077AFU-R7-64G NAS or a compatible server can be a challenge when you need high-capacity, error-correcting modules that won't break the bank. This PHS-memory 48GB DDR5 ECC UDIMM module solves that by delivering the exact specifications required for stable, high-performance operation in demanding storage and virtualization environments.

Who is it for

System administrators, IT professionals, and power users who manage QNAP TS-h3077AFU-R7-64G NAS units or other DDR5 ECC UDIMM compatible servers and workstations. It's ideal for those running memory-intensive applications like virtualization, large databases, or high-speed data caching where data integrity is critical.

Main features

• 48GB capacity in a single module, allowing for significant memory expansion without filling all DIMM slots.
• DDR5 technology with 5600MHz speed for high bandwidth and improved performance over DDR4.
• ECC (Error-Correcting Code) support detects and corrects single-bit memory errors, essential for 24/7 operation.
• Unbuffered UDIMM form factor, specifically compatible with QNAP TS-h3077AFU-R7-64G and other systems requiring unbuffered ECC modules.
• PC5-44800E standard ensures compliance with JEDEC specifications for DDR5-5600 ECC UDIMMs.
• 288-pin DIMM design with 1.1V operating voltage for energy-efficient performance.

Specifications

• Memory Capacity: 48 GB
• Memory Type: DDR5
• Module Type: UDIMM (Unbuffered DIMM)
• Error Correction: ECC
• Memory Speed: 5600 MHz
• PC Standard: PC5-44800E
• Pin Count: 288-pin
• Voltage: 1.1 V
• Application: Server / Workstation / NAS
• Compatible Device: QNAP TS-h3077AFU-R7-64G
• Module Configuration: Single Module
• Form Factor: DIMM

Tips

Before purchasing, verify that your system's motherboard and CPU support 48GB DDR5 ECC UDIMM modules at 5600MHz. For optimal performance, install modules in matched pairs or according to your motherboard's memory population guidelines. Handle the module by its edges to avoid static damage.