Lexar Ares 16GB (1x16GB) DDR5 SDRAM UDIMM Desktop Memory, 4800 MHz Speed, 1.10Voltage, 288 Pin, CAS Latency 40
- FEATURES
- Accelerated PC performance for Mulittasking
- Designed with on-Die ECC (error corretion code) for improved stability
- Leverages Low Voltage of 1.1v for max power effiency
- Sleek Aluminum Heat Spreader
- Rigorously Tested
- Accelerate Your PC Performance For Multitasking
- Whether you are operating speed-demanding video games, video editing software, or processing intensive workloads, the Lexar® ARES DDR5 Desktop Memory is optimized for increased performance and multitasking while on the latest 12th Gen Intel® Core™ processor.
- Designed With On-Die ECC (Error Correction Code) For Improved Stability
- The Lexar® ARES DDR5 Desktop Memory is built with an ondie ECC, which fully leverages real-time data error correction for increased data stability and reliability.
- Leverages Low Voltage of 1.1V For Max Power Efficiency
- With built-in Power Management IC (PMIC), the DDR5 computer memory module provides better power control and power delivery while operating at a low voltage of 1.1V.
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Key specifications
- Memory size
- 16 GB
- Memory type
- DDR5
- Memory speed
- 4000 MT/s
- Memory application
- Desktop
Details
- Shipping Weight
- 0.10 Kg
- Shipping Dimensions
- 1.00 cm x 16.00 cm x 7.50 cm
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Jack N. Used for: More than a year
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Sits in an office machine doing spreadsheets and has never given a moment's trouble
Freddie N. Used for: 3–6 months
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Not fast, not pretty, but it has never dropped a beat in a media box
Daisy L. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
Two of these got a home server to 32GB for very little
Cons
You will want to set the timings yourself
Comment
Built a small file server around a cheap B660 board and this was the memory that made the budget work. Two 16GB modules, 32GB total, running TrueNAS with a handful of shares and a media container. ECC would have been nicer but the price difference was not justifiable for a home box. What matters is that it has been up without a single error since the array was built, and memtest ran clean overnight before I trusted it with anything. At 4000 it is slow by desktop standards, though for a server that is mostly waiting on disks it makes no practical difference. I did tighten the timings a little because the stock ones are lazy!
Amelia F. Used for: 6–12 months
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A single stick to get a second hand office PC onto DDR5 without spending anything real. The board saw it immediately, ran it at 4000 with no setting changes, and the machine has been up almost continuously since. No lighting, no software, no spreader taller than the DIMM itself. For light work it is completely adequate. That is the best part of a year of daily use.
Ella F. Used for: 6–12 months
Comment
Cheap, plain, and it has never missed a post
Willow L. Used for: 3–6 months
Pros
Overclocks well past its 4000 rating
Cons
4000 is very slow for DDR5 out of the box
Comment
This is the cheapest DDR5 I could find and the rated 4000 is nothing to get excited about, but there is more in it than the label says. On an Asus B760 I set 5600 manually with CL40 timings and 1.25V, and it has been completely stable there through a full TestMem5 cycle and everything I have thrown at it since. That is a substantial jump for no money. At stock it is fine too, just slow, and on a modern CPU you would feel it. The spreaders are plain black aluminium with no lighting, short enough to sit under any cooler, and they barely get warm. For a budget build this is a lot of memory for the money! Four months at 5600 now with nothing to report.
Harry N. Used for: 1–3 months
Pros
Low profile and completely silent about it
Cons
One module would not go past 4800 when the other did 5600
Comment
The two sticks in my kit are not equal. Tested individually, one holds 5600 with no errors and the other throws them above 4800, so the pair runs at the slower one's limit. Not a fault as such since both meet the rated 4000, but if you are buying this for the overclocking headroom be aware you are at the mercy of the weaker module. Eight weeks of swapping sticks about to work that out.
Amelia N. Used for: 6–12 months
Pros
Very cheap DDR5
Cons
4000 out of the box
Comment
Went to 5200 manually and stayed there without complaint
