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KD421RDK64 Kingston 64GB (4x16GB) DDR4 Reg ECC PC4-17000 2133Mhz RDIMM Memory

KD421RDK64 Kingston 64GB (4x16GB) DDR4 Reg ECC PC4-17000 2133Mhz RDIMM Memory

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Kingston 64GB (4x16GB) DDR4 Registered ECC Server Memory Kit

Maximize your server's memory capacity in one go with the Kingston KD421RDK64 — a complete 64GB kit comprising four 16GB DDR4 Registered ECC DIMMs running at 2133MHz (PC4-17000). Ideal for system builders and data center administrators looking to fully populate memory channels in a single purchase, this kit delivers consistent, matched performance with Kingston's enterprise-grade reliability.

Key Specifications

  • Total Capacity: 64GB (4 x 16GB)
  • Type: DDR4 Registered ECC (RDIMM)
  • Speed: 2133MHz (PC4-17000)
  • Kit Configuration: 4-module kit
  • Part Number: KD421RDK64
  • Vendor: Kingston Technology

Why Choose This Kit?

  • Matched 4-Module Kit — Factory-tested as a set for guaranteed compatibility and consistent performance across all four DIMMs, eliminating guesswork when populating memory slots.
  • ECC Error Correction — Detects and corrects single-bit memory errors on the fly, ensuring data integrity in 24/7 mission-critical server environments.
  • Registered (Buffered) Design — Reduces electrical load on the memory controller, enabling stable operation in high-DIMM-count server configurations.
  • Full Channel Population — Four modules allow optimal memory interleaving across dual or quad-channel server platforms, maximizing memory bandwidth.
  • Kingston Enterprise Quality — Rigorously tested for compatibility with major server platforms, backed by Kingston's industry-leading quality assurance.

Ideal For

Enterprise servers, virtualization hosts, and workstations requiring a complete DDR4 RDIMM memory upgrade at 2133MHz. A cost-effective solution for fully populating server memory slots and maximizing system performance in existing DDR4 infrastructure.

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