[ GLOSSARY DEFINITION ] Memory

single rank

A memory module with one rank of chips; simpler and usually slightly slower than dual-rank.

Full Definition & Technical Explanation

Single-rank memory has one group of chips per module. It is simpler and often marginally slower than dual-rank modules under some workloads.

See dual rank.

Where single rank Matters

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What is single rank?

A memory module with one rank of chips; simpler and usually slightly slower than dual-rank.

What terms are related to single rank?

Related Memory terms include 64GB RAM, dual rank.

Related Technical Terms

64GB RAM
64GB of RAM — a high-capacity tier for workstations, servers, and top-end desktops. Memory
dual rank
A memory module with two ranks of chips, often giving slightly better performance. Memory
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