MTC10F1084S1RC64BR Micron 16GB DDR5 6400MHz PC5-51200 CL52 288-pin 1.1v Memory

Overview of Micron MTC10F1084S1RC64BR 16GB Memory

The MICRON 16GB DDR5-6400 ECC Registered RDIMM is engineered to elevate enterprise server performance, ensuring stability, accuracy, and consistent throughput for data-intensive workloads. Designed for modern data centers and mission-critical systems, this DDR5 memory module supports higher bandwidth, improved efficiency, and dependable operation under continuous loads.

General Information

• Manufacturer: Micron 
• Part Number: MTC10F1084S1RC64BR 
• Product Type: Memory Module

Technical Specifications

• Capacity: 16GB
• Speed: DDR5-6400 MT/s
• Latency: CL52
• Rank: 1Rx8
• Form Factor: RDIMM
• Dimensions: 7.5 x 11 x 1 mm
• Voltage: 1.1V

Enterprise-Grade DDR5 ECC Registered Server Memory Architecture

DDR5 ECC Registered (RDIMM) server memory represents a critical advancement in modern data center and enterprise computing environments. The Micron MTC10F1084S1RC64BR 16GB DDR5 6400MHz ECC Registered RDIMM module belongs to a category engineered to meet the stringent reliability, scalability, and performance requirements of contemporary servers, virtualization platforms, cloud infrastructures, and mission-critical workloads. This category focuses on high-frequency DDR5 technology combined with error-correcting code (ECC) and registered buffering to deliver consistent data integrity, reduced latency under load, and improved memory signaling stability across multi-DIMM server configurations.

DDR5 Technology Memory

The transition from DDR4 to DDR5 memory technology marks a substantial leap forward for server platforms. DDR5 6400MHz memory in this category delivers significantly higher bandwidth per module, enabling processors to access data more efficiently and reduce bottlenecks in compute-intensive environments. DDR5 introduces a new DIMM architecture that splits the memory channel into two independent 32-bit subchannels, improving parallelism and data access efficiency even at moderate capacity levels such as 16GB per module.

Impact of 6400MHz Frequency on Server 

A memory frequency of 6400MHz (PC5-51200) delivers substantial throughput benefits for data-intensive applications. This speed tier supports faster memory access cycles, reduced queuing delays, and improved overall system responsiveness. In environments running virtual machines, containerized applications, or large-scale analytics, higher memory bandwidth allows CPUs to process instructions without waiting for data retrieval, improving utilization and operational efficiency.High-frequency DDR5 RDIMM memory also supports emerging server processors designed to leverage faster memory speeds. By aligning memory performance with CPU capabilities, this category ensures balanced system architectures that maximize return on hardware investment.

Advanced DDR5 Architecture Benefits

DDR5 technology introduces increased bandwidth, improved power efficiency, and enhanced memory management compared to previous generations. This allows servers to handle heavier workloads while maintaining lower power consumption and reduced latency.

ECC Registered Technology for Data Integrity

Error-Correcting Code (ECC) Registered memory is essential for servers where data accuracy is critical. This module automatically detects and corrects memory errors, reducing system crashes and protecting valuable information.

Single-Rank 1Rx8 Configuration

The 1Rx8 single-rank design ensures balanced performance and efficient memory access. This configuration is well-suited for servers requiring predictable latency and consistent responsiveness across applications.

ECC Registered Memory for Data Integrity and Stability

Error-Correcting Code (ECC) memory is a foundational requirement in enterprise server environments where data accuracy and system stability are non-negotiable. ECC Registered DDR5 memory modules detect and correct single-bit memory errors while identifying multi-bit errors, preventing silent data corruption that could compromise applications, databases, or virtual machines.Registered DIMMs incorporate a register (or buffer) between the memory controller and the DRAM chips. This buffering reduces the electrical load on the memory controller, enabling servers to support larger memory capacities and more DIMMs per channel without sacrificing stability. In high-density configurations, registered buffering ensures reliable signal timing and improved scalability.

Registered RDIMM Design and Signal Integrity

Registered DIMM architecture plays a crucial role in enabling stable high-speed memory operation in server platforms. The register acts as an intermediary that re-drives command and address signals, allowing the memory controller to manage more modules without signal degradation. This design is especially important for DDR5 memory operating at elevated frequencies such as 6400MHz.In multi-socket servers or systems with multiple memory channels, RDIMM modules ensure consistent timing and improved compatibility across all installed DIMMs. This category is optimized for server motherboards that support ECC Registered DDR5 memory and require predictable performance under sustained workloads.

Scalability Advantages of RDIMM Memory

Registered memory enables servers to scale memory capacity efficiently, supporting future upgrades without compromising reliability. By reducing electrical stress on the memory controller, RDIMMs allow system architects to populate additional DIMM slots while maintaining signal integrity and performance stability.This scalability makes DDR5 ECC RDIMM modules suitable for growing data centers and evolving enterprise environments where memory requirements increase over time.

Optimized Capacity and Rank Configuration

The 16GB capacity and 1Rx8 (single-rank x8) configuration position this memory module category as a versatile option for balanced server deployments. Single-rank memory designs offer lower latency characteristics and efficient access patterns, making them suitable for workloads that benefit from responsive memory performance rather than maximum density per DIMM.In servers requiring precise memory population strategies, 16GB RDIMM modules allow flexible scaling across channels and slots. This capacity tier supports a wide range of applications, from virtualization hosts and web servers to application servers and edge computing platforms.

Rank 1Rx8 Memory Organization

The 1Rx8 organization refers to a single rank of memory using x8 DRAM chips. This configuration provides an optimal balance between performance, power efficiency, and compatibility. Single-rank modules typically exhibit lower access latency compared to dual-rank designs, benefiting latency-sensitive workloads.In DDR5 server environments, 1Rx8 RDIMM modules also support improved thermal characteristics and power efficiency, contributing to overall system reliability.

Balancing Latency and Bandwidth

Server memory performance is defined by a balance between latency and bandwidth. DDR5 ECC RDIMM modules in this category are engineered to provide high sustained bandwidth while maintaining acceptable latency levels for enterprise workloads.Applications such as virtualization, big data analytics, and content delivery benefit from higher bandwidth, enabling faster memory access across multiple cores and threads.

Power Efficiency and Thermal Optimization

Operating at a nominal voltage of 1.1V, DDR5 ECC RDIMM memory introduces improved power efficiency compared to previous generations. Lower operating voltage reduces overall power consumption, contributing to energy-efficient data center operations and reduced thermal output.DDR5 memory modules also integrate on-DIMM power management features that enhance voltage regulation and stability. These improvements support consistent performance under varying load conditions.

Server Platform Compatibility

DDR5 ECC Registered memory modules are designed for compatibility with enterprise server platforms that support DDR5 RDIMM specifications. This category is intended for deployment in rack servers, tower servers, blade systems, and high-performance workstations that require ECC and registered memory support.

Future-Ready Memory Infrastructure

As server processors continue to evolve, DDR5 ECC RDIMM memory provides the bandwidth and reliability required to support next-generation workloads. This ensures long-term compatibility and sustained performance improvements.