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Computer memory, or RAM (Random Access Memory) is used by the CPU to run games and applications. Generally speaking, the more RAM your system has the faster it will run, especially when trying to do multiple things at once such as streaming a game or creating complex audio, video and graphics.

DDR4 is an older type of system RAM and is supported by a wide range of AMD Ryzen and Intel Core processors and in this category you'll find a variety of Corsair dual-channel memory kits for laptops and NAS boxes, capable of running at 2,400MHz or higher in various capacities.

Corsair is a leading brand in the component and peripherals markets, with its Dominator, Vengeance and Value Select RAM covering every spec and price point. Scan works closely with Corsair to offer the complete range of products and they are also a key ingredient of our award-winning 3XS Systems.

Computer memory, or RAM (Random Access Memory) is used by CPUs to run applications and host VMs. Generally speaking, the more RAM your server or workstation has the faster it will run as well as being able to support more users. Server RAM differs from standard unbuffered DIMMs for desktop PCs by supporting ECC and Registered functionality for greater reliability, and is available in much higher capacities.

DDR3 is an older type of system RAM and is supported by a wide range of AMD Opteron and Intel Xeon processors and in this category you'll find a variety of DIMMs for servers and workstations, capable of running at 1,600MHz or higher in various capacities.

Make sure to choose RAM that is compatible not only with your system's CPU(s) but also the system itself; reputatable server and workstation manufacturers publishing lists of certified memory on their websites or on request.