The Lexar 16GB DDR5 UDIMM brings the current memory generation to desktop builds: higher bandwidth than any DDR4, on-module power management and on-die ECC — the architecture Intel 12th-gen-onwards and AMD AM5 platforms are built around. One module, 16GB, ready for a modern motherboard.
Generation
DDR5 — the current standard
DDR5 starts where DDR4 topped out: more bandwidth per module, better efficiency at speed, and a design the newest CPUs schedule memory around. New builds on current platforms are DDR5 builds.
Reliability
On-die ECC built in
DDR5 modules correct single-bit errors inside the chips themselves — a quiet stability improvement DDR4 never had, useful the larger your memory and the longer your uptime.
Capacity
16GB per module
A sensible single-module start: 16GB covers gaming and productivity today, and the second slot stays free to double to 32GB when the workload earns it.
Right choice if you…
✔ Build on Intel 12th gen+ or AMD AM5 (Ryzen 7000+)
✔ Upgrade a DDR5 desktop one module at a time
✔ Want current-generation bandwidth and on-die ECC
✔ Plan to grow to 32GB later — slot stays free
Consider something else if…
✖ Your board is DDR4 — the generations are physically incompatible; check the board spec first
✖ It’s for a laptop — this is a full-size desktop UDIMM; laptops need SO-DIMM like the Lexar DDR4 SO-DIMM
✖ You chase overclocking records — this is a stability-first JEDEC module, not a binned enthusiast kit
Lexar DDR5 16GB UDIMM — Technical Specifications
| Brand | Lexar |
| Capacity | 16GB (1×16GB) |
| Type | DDR5 UDIMM, 288-pin (desktop) |
| Speed grade | JEDEC DDR5 — exact rating on module label |
| Features | On-die ECC · on-module PMIC |
| Platforms | Intel 12th gen+ · AMD AM5 |
| MPN | Lexar DDR5 UDIMM series — on packaging |
| EAN / GTIN | Printed on retail packaging |
| Warranty | Manufacturer warranty |
In the Box
Frequently Asked Questions
Will it fit my DDR4 motherboard?
No — DDR5 and DDR4 use different slots and are keyed differently. The module only fits boards designed for DDR5.
Is one module fine, or do I need a pair?
One module works; a matched pair enables dual-channel for extra bandwidth. Starting with one and adding a second later is a common, valid path.
What is on-die ECC?
Error correction inside the memory chips that fixes single-bit flips automatically — a baseline reliability feature of the DDR5 standard, distinct from full server ECC.
Does XMP/EXPO matter here?
This is a JEDEC-standard module: it runs at standard speeds without profiles, on any DDR5 board, which is exactly the point — stability without tuning.
Condition
Brand New — Retail Packaging
Warranty
Manufacturer warranty
Delivery
4–5 Working Days · Fully Tracked
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