CRUCIAL 32GB DDR5 NOTEBOOK MEMORY, PC5-51200, 6400MHz, 1Rx8, LIFE WTY

CRUCIAL 32GB DDR5 NOTEBOOK MEMORY, PC5-51200, 6400MHz, 1Rx8, LIFE WTY

The Crucial CT32G64C52CS5 is a 32 GB DDR5 SO-DIMM (CSODIMM) memory module designed for laptops and compact systems that support DDR5. It operates at 6,400 MT/s (PC5-51200), providing very high memory bandwidth for demanding applications.

This module includes a clock driver on the module (CSODIMM), which helps maintain signal stability at high speeds. It runs at 1.1 V, improving power efficiency and thermal behavior. It also features on-die ECC (ODECC) for internal error correction, increasing data integrity without needing full ECC memory.

Default (JEDEC) latency/timings are 52-52-52-103. Crucial backs this module with a limited lifetime warranty.

Key Features

• High Speed (DDR5-6400): 6,400 MT/s for very high throughput.

• Large Capacity: 32 GB in a single SO-DIMM is very useful for multitasking, development, or creative work.

• CSODIMM Form Factor: Includes a clock driver on the module, improving signal stability at high frequencies.

• Low Voltage: Operates at 1.1 V, reducing power consumption.

• On-Die ECC: Helps correct memory errors at the chip level

• JEDEC Timings: 52-52-52-103, stable and reliable.

• Lifetime Warranty: Covered by Crucial’s limited lifetime warranty.

Technical Specification Table

Pros and Considerations

Pros:

• Very high-speed DDR5 memory (6,400 MT/s) — great for bandwidth-demanding tasks

• Large capacity (32 GB) in a single SO-DIMM — ideal for laptops / compact systems

• Efficient power usage (1.1 V) — reduces heat and power draw

• On-die ECC adds reliability without full ECC overhead

• CSODIMM design adds signal stability at high frequency

Considerations:

• High CAS latency (CL52) — may not be ideal for latency-sensitive tasks

• Not all laptops / motherboards support 6,400 MT/s CSODIMM — check compatibility

• May not run at full speed on older systems / BIOS without support

• On-die ECC does not replace full ECC — not suitable for error-critical server workloads