HyperX HP - DDR5 - Modulo - 16 GB - DIMM 288-PIN - 4800 MHz - unbuffered - ECC - per Workstation Z2 G9 (4M9Y1AA)

The HP 16GB DDR5 4800 MHz UDIMM ECC is a single-module memory upgrade designed to increase system responsiveness and stability. With 16 GB capacity and DDR5 architecture running at 4800 MHz, this UDIMM ECC module supports workloads that require faster data access while offering error-correcting capabilities to help maintain data integrity during operation.

Advantages

This memory module combines higher transfer rates with ECC functionality, delivering improved performance for multitasking and memory-intensive applications while reducing the risk of data corruption. The DDR5 design provides increased bandwidth and efficiency compared to previous generations, and the 16 GB capacity is suitable for typical workstation and server tasks that benefit from a balance between memory size and speed.

Suitable for

• Workstations and entry-level servers requiring ECC memory
• Professional applications such as virtualization, databases, and content creation
• Systems needing a stable platform for long-running compute tasks
• Upgrading memory capacity for improved multitasking and responsiveness

Key specifications

• Capacity: 16 GB
• Memory type: DDR5 UDIMM
• Clock speed: 4800 MHz
• ECC: error-correcting code support
• Module layout: single-module unbuffered DIMM

How to use

Power down the computer and unplug it before installing the memory module. Open the system chassis according to the manufacturer's instructions, locate an empty compatible UDIMM slot, and align the module with the notch. Firmly press the module into the slot until the retention clips engage. Close the chassis, reconnect power, and boot the system. Verify that the operating system and firmware recognize the new 16 GB DDR5 module and that ECC is enabled if supported by the motherboard and BIOS.

Recommendations

For reliable ECC operation, install the module in systems and motherboards that explicitly support DDR5 UDIMM ECC memory and enable ECC in firmware settings where applicable. Pair modules in matched configurations when upgrading multiple sticks to ensure optimal performance and system stability.