MICRON MTC10F1084S1RC56BD1 16GB DDR5 5600 RDIMM
The Micron MTC10F1084S1RC56BD1 is a 16GB DDR5 ECC registered DIMM (RDIMM) running at 5600 MT/s, built for resellers, system integrators, and data center buyers provisioning next-generation enterprise servers, cloud platforms, and virtualization hosts. As a single-rank (1Rx8) JEDEC-standard module built on 16Gb DRAM, it sits at the entry density tier of the DDR5 RDIMM family and suits memory-uptake-sensitive workloads such as virtualization and compute nodes where per-channel density matters. Its single-rank configuration typically allows more modules per channel in heavily populated servers compared with dual-rank alternatives. Note that RDIMMs must be paired with a platform and CPU that support DDR5 registered memory — verify your motherboard’s qualified vendor list before ordering.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model Number | MTC10F1084S1RC56BD1 |
| Brand | Micron |
| Memory Type | DDR5 ECC RDIMM (Registered DIMM) |
| Capacity | 16GB (per module; scale via multi-channel population) |
| Data Rate | 5600 MT/s (actual rate may be limited by CPU/platform support) |
| Speed Grade | PC5-44800R |
| Rank Configuration | 1Rx8 (Single Rank) — leaves headroom for higher per-channel module counts |
| Error Correction | ECC Supported (requires ECC-capable platform) |
| CAS Latency | CL46 |
| Operating Voltage | 1.1V (lower than DDR4, aiding thermal and power budgets) |
| Pin Count | 288-pin |
| Form Factor | RDIMM (Registered DIMM) — not compatible with UDIMM-only desktop platforms |
| DRAM Architecture | x8-based DRAM |
| Data Width | 80-bit (64-bit Data + 8-bit ECC + parity bits) |
| DRAM Density | 16Gb DDR5 DRAM |
| Compliance | JEDEC DDR5 Standard |
| Memory Bandwidth | 44.8 GB/s (per module; guidance only — real throughput depends on platform) |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 95°C |
| Applications | Next-generation enterprise servers, data centers, cloud computing platforms, virtualization systems, and high-performance computing environments |
How it compares within the family
| Model | Positioning vs. this unit | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| MICRON MTC20F1045S1RC56BD1 32GB DDR5 5600 RDIMM | Same 5600 MT/s speed grade, CL46 latency, 1.1V voltage, and single-rank 1Rx8 architecture on 16Gb DRAM, but doubles capacity to 32GB per module | Buyers refreshing DDR5-generation platforms who want the same speed and population flexibility with higher per-module density |
| MICRON MTC40F204WS1RC48BB1 96GB DDR5 4800 RDIMM | Six times the per-module capacity (96GB) using dual-rank 2Rx4 x4-based DRAM on 24Gb chips, at a lower 4800 MT/s data rate and CL40 latency | Memory-dense virtualization and cache-tier workloads where capacity per module outweighs peak data rate |
Typical workloads
- Virtualization hosts where single-rank modules allow higher population per channel across heavily loaded memory buses
- Cloud computing platform compute nodes requiring ECC-protected DDR5 memory at 5600 MT/s
- Entry-density provisioning of next-generation enterprise servers, scaled via matched multi-channel sets
- High-performance computing environments benefiting from the 1.1V power and thermal budget
Frequently asked questions
Q: Can this module run at 5600 MT/s in any DDR5 server?
A: No. The 5600 MT/s data rate is platform dependent, and actual operation may be limited by the CPU memory controller or board support. Purchase modules in matched sets and follow your server vendor’s population guidelines to achieve rated speeds, since down-bin operation is common when channel rules restrict the data rate.
Q: Is this RDIMM compatible with DDR4 or desktop systems?
A: No. DDR5 RDIMMs are physically and electrically incompatible with DDR4 and with consumer UDIMM slots — the 288-pin keyed module only fits DDR5 registered-memory server boards. Confirm both the memory generation and form factor before ordering or mixing inventory.
Q: Why choose a single-rank 16GB module over higher-density options?
A: Single-rank (1Rx8) modules built on 16Gb DRAM typically allow more modules per channel in heavily populated servers compared with dual-rank alternatives. This makes them a practical fit for virtualization and compute nodes where per-channel population matters; for maximum capacity per slot, consider the 32GB or 96GB siblings in this family.
The Micron MTC10F1084S1RC56BD1 is a 16GB DDR5 ECC registered DIMM (RDIMM) running at 5600 MT/s, built for resellers, system integrators, and data center buyers provisioning next-generation enterprise servers, cloud platforms, and virtualization hosts. As a single-rank (1Rx8) JEDEC-standard module built on 16Gb DRAM, it sits at the entry density tier of the DDR5 RDIMM family and suits memory-uptake-sensitive workloads such as virtualization and compute nodes where per-channel density matters. Its single-rank configuration typically allows more modules per channel in heavily populated servers compared with dual-rank alternatives. Note that RDIMMs must be paired with a platform and CPU that support DDR5 registered memory — verify your motherboard’s qualified vendor list before ordering.
Key specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model Number | MTC10F1084S1RC56BD1 |
| Brand | Micron |
| Memory Type | DDR5 ECC RDIMM (Registered DIMM) |
| Capacity | 16GB (per module; scale via multi-channel population) |
| Data Rate | 5600 MT/s (actual rate may be limited by CPU/platform support) |
| Speed Grade | PC5-44800R |
| Rank Configuration | 1Rx8 (Single Rank) — leaves headroom for higher per-channel module counts |
| Error Correction | ECC Supported (requires ECC-capable platform) |
| CAS Latency | CL46 |
| Operating Voltage | 1.1V (lower than DDR4, aiding thermal and power budgets) |
| Pin Count | 288-pin |
| Form Factor | RDIMM (Registered DIMM) — not compatible with UDIMM-only desktop platforms |
| DRAM Architecture | x8-based DRAM |
| Data Width | 80-bit (64-bit Data + 8-bit ECC + parity bits) |
| DRAM Density | 16Gb DDR5 DRAM |
| Compliance | JEDEC DDR5 Standard |
| Memory Bandwidth | 44.8 GB/s (per module; guidance only — real throughput depends on platform) |
| Operating Temperature | 0°C to 95°C |
| Applications | Next-generation enterprise servers, data centers, cloud computing platforms, virtualization systems, and high-performance computing environments |
How it compares within the family
| Model | Positioning vs. this unit | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| MICRON MTC20F1045S1RC56BD1 32GB DDR5 5600 RDIMM | Same 5600 MT/s speed grade, CL46 latency, 1.1V voltage, and single-rank 1Rx8 architecture on 16Gb DRAM, but doubles capacity to 32GB per module | Buyers refreshing DDR5-generation platforms who want the same speed and population flexibility with higher per-module density |
| MICRON MTC40F204WS1RC48BB1 96GB DDR5 4800 RDIMM | Six times the per-module capacity (96GB) using dual-rank 2Rx4 x4-based DRAM on 24Gb chips, at a lower 4800 MT/s data rate and CL40 latency | Memory-dense virtualization and cache-tier workloads where capacity per module outweighs peak data rate |
Typical workloads
- Virtualization hosts where single-rank modules allow higher population per channel across heavily loaded memory buses
- Cloud computing platform compute nodes requiring ECC-protected DDR5 memory at 5600 MT/s
- Entry-density provisioning of next-generation enterprise servers, scaled via matched multi-channel sets
- High-performance computing environments benefiting from the 1.1V power and thermal budget
Frequently asked questions
Q: Can this module run at 5600 MT/s in any DDR5 server?
A: No. The 5600 MT/s data rate is platform dependent, and actual operation may be limited by the CPU memory controller or board support. Purchase modules in matched sets and follow your server vendor’s population guidelines to achieve rated speeds, since down-bin operation is common when channel rules restrict the data rate.
Q: Is this RDIMM compatible with DDR4 or desktop systems?
A: No. DDR5 RDIMMs are physically and electrically incompatible with DDR4 and with consumer UDIMM slots — the 288-pin keyed module only fits DDR5 registered-memory server boards. Confirm both the memory generation and form factor before ordering or mixing inventory.
Q: Why choose a single-rank 16GB module over higher-density options?
A: Single-rank (1Rx8) modules built on 16Gb DRAM typically allow more modules per channel in heavily populated servers compared with dual-rank alternatives. This makes them a practical fit for virtualization and compute nodes where per-channel population matters; for maximum capacity per slot, consider the 32GB or 96GB siblings in this family.
