Dell - DDR5 - moduuli - 32GB - DIMM 288-PIN - 4800 MHz - rekisteröity - päivitys (AC239378)

The DELL AC239378 Memory Module is a 32GB DDR5 4800MHz DIMM intended for use in compatible desktop PCs and servers. With a 288-pin form factor, this Dell-branded memory has been tested for compatibility and support with Dell systems and is designed to provide additional capacity and faster data access for multitasking and demanding applications.

Advantages

Dell-qualified memory like the AC239378 undergoes quality assurance and control testing to ensure compatibility with supported Dell systems. Installing this 32GB DDR5 4800MHz module is a cost-effective way to increase system memory, improve multitasking, and reduce slowdowns caused by insufficient RAM. When combined with other modules, the memory will operate at the lowest populated speed or the highest speed allowed by the system to maintain stable operation.

Suitable for

• Upgrading desktop workstations to improve multitasking performance
• Enhancing server memory capacity for virtualisation and data processing
• Replacing or expanding existing DIMM slots in Dell-certified systems

Key specifications

• Brand: Dell
• Model / MPN: AC239378
• Capacity: 32 GB
• Type: DDR5
• Speed: 4800 MHz
• Form factor: 288-pin DIMM
• EAN: 5397184790359

How to use

Power down the computer and disconnect it from the mains. Open the case according to the system manufacturer's instructions, locate the appropriate 288-pin DIMM slot(s), and install the DELL AC239378 module by aligning the notch and pressing down until the retention clips engage. Close the case, reconnect power, and boot the system. Verify that the new 32GB DDR5 4800MHz memory is recognised in the BIOS/UEFI or operating system memory settings.

Recommendations

Use Dell-qualified memory modules in systems listed as supported by Dell to ensure compatibility and to retain Dell support. If mixing with existing memory, expect overall operation at the lowest populated speed or the maximum speed permitted by the system. Avoid using unqualified or generic modules in critical business systems to reduce the risk of downtime.