XPG GAMMIX D10 AX4U320016G16A-DB10 16GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module

The XPG GAMMIX D10 AX4U320016G16A-DB10 16GB DDR4 SDRAM Memory Module is engineered to elevate desktop performance for gaming, content creation, and heavy multitasking. Built to deliver reliable speed, responsive system performance, and robust thermal management, this memory module helps your rig handle CPU-intensive tasks with ease. Whether you’re aiming for higher frame rates in the latest titles, faster rendering times, or smoother everyday computing, the GAMMIX D10 is designed to deliver consistent, immersive performance with premium build quality and dependable longevity.

• DDR4-3200MHz speed with 16GB capacity provides ample bandwidth and a generous working memory footprint for modern games and demanding applications, enabling faster data access and smoother multitasking without bottlenecks.
• Aluminum heat spreader and smart thermal design keep temperatures in check during extended gaming sessions or light overclocking, helping maintain stable performance even when the system is under load.
• XMP 2.0 ready for simple, automatic overclocking on compatible motherboards, allowing you to squeeze extra performance with minimal manual tuning.
• Broad compatibility with mainstream desktop platforms (Intel and AMD) in dual-channel configurations, ensuring you can install with confidence and maximize memory bandwidth across supported motherboards.
• Efficient, reliable operation designed for 1.2V typical DDR4 power and long-term durability, backed by a lifetime warranty to safeguard your upgrade investment.

Technical Details of XPG GAMMIX D10 AX4U320016G16A-DB10

• Capacity: 16GB
• Memory Type: DDR4 SDRAM
• Module Type: UDIMM (Desktop DIMM)
• Speed: 3200MHz
• Voltage: 1.2V
• Pin Count: 288-Pin
• Heat Spreader: Aluminum
• ECC/Parity: Non-ECC, Unbuffered
• Architecture: Desktop memory with XMP 2.0 ready profiles
• Compatibility: Intel and AMD platforms supporting DDR4-3200MHz

how to install XPG GAMMIX D10 AX4U320016G16A-DB10

• Power down your PC, unplug the power cord, and discharge any static electricity by touching a grounded metal surface.
• Open your computer case to access the memory slots on the motherboard. Identify the empty DIMM slots and the locking clips at the ends of each slot.
• Align the notch on the GAMMIX D10 module with the slot’s key in the motherboard. Insert the module at a firm, even angle, then press straight down until the side clips snap into place and hold the module securely.
• If you’re installing more than one module, place them in the recommended channels according to your motherboard manual to enable dual-channel operation for maximum bandwidth.
• Reconnect power, boot the system, and enter the BIOS/UEFI. Enable the XMP profile if you want to run at the rated 3200MHz speed, then save changes and exit. Your system should recognize the 16GB module automatically; you can run a memory test to confirm stability.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: Is this memory compatible with both Intel and AMD platforms?

  A: Yes. The XPG GAMMIX D10 is designed for DDR4-compatible desktops and works with most Intel and AMD motherboards that support DDR4-3200MHz memory. For best results, enable the corresponding XMP profile in a compatible motherboard BIOS.

• Q: Do I need to enable XMP to achieve 3200MHz?

  A: Enabling XMP is optional. If your motherboard and CPU support it, XMP will automatically apply the rated 3200MHz speed and timings. Without XMP, the memory may run at a standard JEDEC DDR4 speed, which is typically lower.

• Q: What is the warranty on this memory module?

  A: XPG memory modules typically come with a lifetime limited warranty, subject to regional terms. This means you’re covered for most manufacturing defects for the lifetime of the product under normal use.

• Q: Is this a laptop memory module?

  A: No. This is a desktop DIMM (UDIMM) module intended for standard ATX/MATX desktops. Laptops use smaller SO-DIMM modules and are not compatible with this stick.

• Q: How much performance can I expect from 16GB at 3200MHz?

  A: You’ll notice quicker application loading, faster game texture streaming, smoother multitasking, and improved overall system responsiveness, especially in memory-intensive titles and workloads. Real-world gains depend on your existing CPU, GPU, and overall system configuration.