G.Skill T5 Neo F5-6400R3644E64GQ4-T5N memory module 256 GB 4 x 64 GB D

G.Skill T5 Neo F5-6400R3644E64GQ4-T5N memory module 256 GB 4 x 64 GB DDR5 6400 MT/s ECC The T5 Neo series memory kits are overclocked performance DDR5 R-DIMM memory designed for use in compatible workstation systems. Featuring AMD EXPO and ECC support. the T5 Neo series is the ultimate overclocked performance memory solution for high-end workstation platforms. where every second counts.Unlocking the Overclock Performance of DDR5 R-DIMMThrough long-term development and cooperation with industry partners. G.SKILL is bringing overclocked performance to DDR5 R-DIMM memory. With AMD EXPO support to enable easy memory overclock. the T5 Neo series unlocks overclocked bandwidth performance for the ultimate high-end workstation build.Built and Tested for Quality and StabilityDedicated to making the best overclocked performance memory kits. the G.SKILL T5 Neo series are built with hand-screened memory ICs and hand-tested to ensure the finest quality and stability. Whether used for content creation. graphic rendering. or other memory intensive tasks. the T5 Neo series DDR5 R-DIMM enables a smooth workflow experience.16-Layer PCB with Additional TVS & FuseFeaturing a 16-layer PCB design and built with two additional TVS diodes and a fuse. the T5 Neo series R-DIMM memory module provides improved signal integrity and enhanced voltage protection.On-Die ECC & Side-Band ECC SupportEach T5 Neo series DDR5 R-DIMM memory module supports on-die ECC and side-band ECC to detect and correct data errors. improving data accuracy and reliability.Dedicated Temperature SensorsT5 Neo series DDR5 R-DIMM memory kits include built-in thermal sensors on each memory module to enable temperature monitoring.Registering Clock Driver (RCD)T5 Neo series DDR5 R-DIMM memory modules are equipped with an RCD (registering clock driver) to improve clock and command signals at high memory speeds.AMD EXPO SupportJust set and go. Programmed with AMD EXPO overclocking profile. the only thing that stands between you and overclocked performance is a simple BIOS setting.