[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Memory

dual rank

A memory module with two ranks of chips, often giving slightly better performance.

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

Dual-rank memory has two groups of chips per module, which can modestly improve performance through better bank interleaving, at a slight latency cost.

See single rank.

Where dual rank Matters

Frequently Asked Questions

What is dual rank?

A memory module with two ranks of chips, often giving slightly better performance.

What terms are related to dual rank?

Related Memory terms include 32GB RAM, 64GB RAM.

Related Technical Terms

32GB RAM
32GB of RAM — common on premium phones and workstations for demanding workloads. Memory
64GB RAM
64GB of RAM — a high-capacity tier for workstations, servers, and top-end desktops. Memory
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