Samsung 64GB DDR4 LRDIMM M386ABG40M50-CRC

Samsung 64GB DDR4 LRDIMM M386ABG40M50-CRC

Brand: Samsung | Category: Memory (RAM)

SKU: SAM-M386ABG40M50CRC | Part #: M386ABG40M50-CRC | MPN: M386ABG40M50-CRC

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About the Samsung 64GB DDR4 LRDIMM M386ABG40M50-CRC

Samsung DDR4-2400 64GB LRDIMM Memory Module — delivering 2,400 MT/s throughput in a quad-rank, load-reduced architecture designed for enterprise-scale server deployments. The M386ABG40M50-CRC combines Samsung's proven DDR4 reliability with LRDIMM technology to maximize memory density while minimizing electrical load on server backplanes, making it the ideal choice for high-capacity memory configurations in data centers and virtualization environments.

This 64GB module features ECC protection across its full 72-bit data path, ensuring mission-critical error detection and correction for demanding workloads. With quad-rank (4Rx4) density and x4 DRAM die configuration, the M386ABG40M50-CRC operates at just 1.2V, reducing power consumption without compromising performance. The 17-17-17 CAS latency timing and low-profile 31.25mm form factor enable installation in compact server chassis while maintaining thermal efficiency across the 0°C to 85°C operating range. Samsung's JEDEC compliance and RoHS certification guarantee compatibility with enterprise platforms and environmental responsibility. Storage architects, IT procurement teams, and infrastructure engineers select this module when scaling memory capacity across multi-socket systems where load-reduction buffering prevents electrical bottlenecks at the memory controller.

Omnixon Global stocks the Samsung M386ABG40M50-CRC as part of our extensive enterprise memory portfolio, serving regional and international IT hardware requirements across the UAE, GCC, and beyond. Whether you're upgrading a single server or provisioning fleet-wide memory standardization, our technical team ensures rapid fulfillment and full compatibility verification. Request a quotation today through Omnixon Global to explore volume pricing, delivery options, and value-added services for your data center memory needs.

Technical Specifications

BrandSamsung
CategoryMemory (RAM)
SKUSAM-M386ABG40M50CRC
Part NumberM386ABG40M50-CRC
ConditionNew
Capacity64 GB
Form FactorLRDIMM
Speed2400 Mbps
Manufacturer Part NumberM386ABG40M50-CRC
Capacity64 GB
Memory TypeDDR4
Module Form FactorLRDIMM (Load-Reduced DIMM)
Pin Count288-pin
Speed GradeDDR4-2400
Transfer Rate2400 MT/s
Voltage1.2 V
Error CorrectionECC (Error-Correcting Code)
RanksQuad Rank (4Rx4)
Data Width72-bit (64-bit data + 8-bit ECC)
DRAM Die Widthx4
CAS Latency (CL)17
Timing17-17-17
Operating Temperature0°C to 85°C
Module HeightLow Profile (31.25 mm)
JEDEC ComplianceJEDEC DDR4 LRDIMM Standard
RoHS CompliantYes

Frequently Asked Questions about Samsung 64GB DDR4 LRDIMM M386ABG40M50-CRC

What does the Samsung 64GB DDR4 LRDIMM M386ABG40M50-CRC do?

The Samsung 64GB DDR4 LRDIMM M386ABG40M50-CRC is enterprise LRDIMM memory designed for ECC-protected workloads — virtualization hosts, database servers, analytics platforms, and AI training rigs. Samsung validates this module against major server vendor compatibility matrices.

What are the headline specs of the Samsung 64GB DDR4 LRDIMM M386ABG40M50-CRC?

Key specifications for the Samsung 64GB DDR4 LRDIMM M386ABG40M50-CRC: capacity 64 GB; form factor LRDIMM; new condition; memory type DDR4; memory capacity 64GB; memory speed 2400 MT/s; memory voltage 1.2V; memory form factor LRDIMM. Manufacturer part number M386ABG40M50-CRC. For the full datasheet with electrical, environmental, and compliance details, contact our pre-sales engineering team.

Is the Samsung 64GB DDR4 LRDIMM M386ABG40M50-CRC compatible with my infrastructure?

The Samsung 64GB DDR4 LRDIMM M386ABG40M50-CRC fits LRDIMM memory slots and is compatible with major server platforms validated by Samsung. Server vendor IPL/HCL compatibility (Dell PowerEdge, HPE ProLiant, Lenovo ThinkSystem, Supermicro) is checked at quote time so you don't risk a memory-channel mismatch.