What is the lead time on 64GB DDR5 RDIMMs by the tray?

A 64GB DDR5 RDIMM comes in several builds. The server it goes into decides which one fits.

• Speed grade. Intel lists DDR5-6400 memory for Xeon 6 processors.
• Rank and organization. Lenovo's 64GB RDIMM for the ThinkSystem SR650 V4 is a TruDDR5 6400MHz 2Rx4 module.
• DIMMs per channel. On the SR650 V4, Lenovo runs RDIMMs at up to 6400 MHz with one DIMM per channel and up to 5200 MHz with two.
• Voltage and ECC. Samsung lists its DDR5 RDIMMs at 1.1 V with ECC, in capacities up to 256 GB.
• Server maker part or memory maker part. Server makers sell memory under their own part numbers, such as Lenovo's 4X77A90966. The quote matches whichever part your platform calls for.

1. Send the part number, or the capacity, speed, rank and server model, with the module count, the deployment location and the target date.
2. The quote comes back within one business day with the lead time, a firm figure per module and the period it holds.
3. Payment terms vary by account, with flexible options offered for approved purchasers.
4. The modules arrive with a commercial invoice, a packing list and a delivery note.

Memory prices move with the market, so a tray quote holds for the period it states. Every module is bought from authorized US distribution against your order.