16 GB desktop memory
COTT PRL16
COTT DDR4 memory for compatible desktop computing platforms.
- Capacity
- 16 GB
- Generation
- DDR4-3200
- Application
- Desktop memory
- Module reference
- PRL16
Memory & storage technologies.
Working memory and persistent storage are different parts of the same system. We look at both in the context of the device and its application.
Discuss a projectPerformance starts with the right foundation.
The COTT memory portfolio brings RAM and solid-state storage into the broader hardware picture. Capacity matters, but so do compatibility, bandwidth, endurance and the way an application moves data.
COTT hardware
COTT memory. The right module for the system.
Desktop and laptop DDR4 modules are separate product families. Share your board or device model so the offer matches its supported memory specification.
32 GB desktop memory
COTT PRL32
A higher-capacity DDR4 module for compatible desktop workloads.
- Capacity
- 32 GB
- Generation
- DDR4-3200
- Application
- Desktop memory
- Module reference
- PRL32
16 GB laptop memory
COTT PRL16SO
A compact COTT DDR4 module for compatible laptop and small-form-factor systems.
- Capacity
- 16 GB
- Generation
- DDR4-3200
- Application
- Laptop memory
- Module reference
- PRL16SO
These are client-memory modules; server ECC memory is specified separately for the target platform. Current configuration, quantity, availability and commercial terms are confirmed in the quotation.
Technology scope
Working memory
RAM and module configurations considered against the processor, board and workload.
Solid-state storage
SSD projects for client and business systems, with the interface and usage profile defined first.
System compatibility
Memory and storage decisions made alongside the whole computing platform, not in isolation.
A clear brief.
A better starting point.
Bring the requirements together before choosing a configuration.
- Device and platform specification
- Working-set and storage capacity
- Read/write profile and endurance needs
- Form factor and deployment conditions
Further reading
Why memory is a system decision
Capacity is only one part of the picture. Compatibility, data movement and the workload matter just as much.