Features
CAS latency	22
Internal memory	16 GB
Memory layout (modules x size)	1 x 16 GB
Internal memory type	DDR4
Memory data transfer rate	3200 MT/s
Component for	PC/Server
Memory form factor	288-pin DIMM
Buffered memory type	Unregistered (unbuffered)
Memory voltage	1.2 V
ECC
Logistics data
Harmonized System (HS) code	84733020

The Kingston memory module KCP432NS8/16 is a DDR4 RAM module with a memory capacity of 16 GB, designed for use in PC and server systems. It features a 288-pin DIMM form factor, which is standard for desktop and server motherboards. The module is configured as unbuffered (unregistered), meaning it operates without data buffering in the memory controller, making it suitable for systems that do not require ECC functionality. The memory data transfer rate is 3200 MT/s, corresponding to a bandwidth of 25.6 GB/s, ensuring fast data processing. The CAS latency is 22, representing a balance between speed and stability, and is suitable for efficient use in work environments. The operating voltage is 1.2 V, which is standard for DDR4 modules and enables energy-efficient operation.

Applications
This module is designed for use in PCs and servers, with the term server indicating compatibility with server motherboards that support a DIMM socket for DDR4. It is particularly suitable for workstations, office systems, and individual servers requiring high memory capacity and stable performance. The combination of 16 GB capacity and 3200 MT/s transfer rate makes it a suitable choice for applications such as office software, multimedia editing, databases, and light server workloads.

Functions and Features in Detail
The module is configured as a Single Rank Module, meaning it contains only one memory bank set per module. This affects the maximum number of simultaneously addressable memory areas and is typical for single modules used in systems with limited memory requirements. The memory layout specification 1 x 16 GB confirms that this is a single module providing the full 16 GB capacity. It is not ECC-capable, meaning it does not offer error detection and correction functions, which may be required in critical server environments.

Technology Explained Simply
The term DDR4 stands for Double Data Rate 4, a memory technology that transfers data on both edges of the clock cycle (rising and falling), thereby increasing bandwidth compared to DDR3. The memory data transfer rate of 3200 MT/s indicates the number of data transfers per second, where MT/s stands for Megatransfers per second. The CAS latency (CL22) is the number of clock cycles required to respond to a memory request. A value of 22 is typical for high-performance DDR4 modules and enables fast response to accesses. The voltage of 1.2 V is the standard value for DDR4 modules, ensuring balanced performance and energy efficiency.

Compatibility and Accessories
The module is designed for systems with a 288-pin DIMM socket, covering most modern desktop and server motherboards. It is not suitable for ECC systems, as it does not support error correction.

Installation and Mounting
Installation is performed by inserting the module into the corresponding DIMM socket on the motherboard. The 288-pin configuration ensures a secure mechanical lock. It is important to ensure compatibility between the socket and the module, particularly regarding memory type (DDR4) and pin count. Installation requires no additional tools, as the modules are secured by pressure locking.

Operational Advantages
The module offers a balanced combination of capacity, speed, and energy efficiency. The 16 GB memory capacity allows simultaneous operation of multiple applications, while the 3200 MT/s transfer rate ensures smooth data processing. The low operating voltage of 1.2 V contributes to reduced power consumption, which is particularly beneficial in server environments. The use as a Single Rank Module ensures simple integration into systems that do not require multi-bank control.