Unusual Ram Possible Samsung Engineering Model (96GB DDR5 4800MHz)
Unusual Ram Possible Samsung Engineering Model (96GB DDR5 4800MHz)
A peculiar stick of RAM arrived at the testing department today—it was a single unit with 96GB, DDR5 4800MHz CL40. The inventory manager asked if we could locate something else on this stick since scanning the serial number revealed an unusual sticker. It appeared to match the part number, but it ended in -CQKBH, which I hadn’t seen before. My question is, anyone know anything about this DIMM? I can’t recall the exact part number.
It appears to be a generic technical example, unclear in its specific details.
It seems likely a 24Gbit density IC built into RDIMM. Hynix already offers similar products like the HYNIX 96GB 2RX4 PC5-4800B DDR5 EC4 MEMORY RDIMM (1x96GB) on eBay, and enthusiasts can find overclockable versions from sites such as G.skill. Samsung previously released a 24Gbit chip but hasn't publicly listed it yet—possibly through their product guide, which doesn’t appear to cover DDR5. If you could share a photo (blurring serial numbers if needed), it would be really helpful for the community and other platforms like Discord or Reddit.