M323R2GA3PB0-CWM

• 16 Gigabyte DDR5 Unbuffered DIMM
• 5600 Megatransfers per Second with a 2800 Megahertz Base Clock
• 1R X 8 Single-Rank Organisation Across Eight Devices
• 288-Pin UDIMM Form Factor
• 1.1V Module Operating voltage, P-Die Silicon
• Unbuffered, Non-ECC Desktop Configuration

The Samsung M323R2GA3PB0-CWM is a 16GB DDR5 unbuffered DIMM rated at 5600 MT/s with a 2800 MHz base clock, organised as 1R x 8 across eight sixteen-gigabit devices on a 288-pin module built on P-die silicon. It operates at 1.1V, the standard DDR5 module supply voltage. As a single-rank unbuffered module it presents the lightest electrical load on a desktop memory controller, which is why single-rank parts frequently validate at higher speeds than dual-rank modules on the same board. The recorded (2G x 8) x 8 composition reconciles correctly with the 16GB density.

16GB DDR5 UDIMMs are the mainstream OEM and channel capacity for desktop PCs, all-in-ones, small-form-factor systems and thin clients, normally shipped in matched pairs to fill a dual-channel controller for 32GB total. They are also the default in mini-PC and edge-compute builds, and in corporate and education fleets where 32GB is the standard specification. System integrators prefer single-rank construction because it loads the memory bus least and is the easiest configuration to validate at full rate with all slots populated. Buyers should confirm the target platform accepts unbuffered non-ECC modules, which is the norm on consumer chipsets but not interchangeable with the registered modules server boards require.