Kingston ValueRAM 48GB (1x48GB) DDR5 5600MT/s CL46 Desktop Memory Module JEDEC (no XMP/EXPO)

The Kingston ValueRAM KVR56U46BD8-48 is a single 48GB DDR5 UDIMM desktop module rated at 5600 MT/s with CL46 latency, made for office, home and everyday creative PCs that want a safe, easy DDR5 upgrade.

It runs at its rated DDR5-5600 CL46-45-45 1.1V (JEDEC) straight out of the box — no BIOS profile to enable, no voltage above the DDR5 standard 1.1V. It is the plain, dependable way to add capacity to a DDR5 desktop.

ValueRAM is Kingston's standard-specification memory, built to the JEDEC standard for system builders, offices and IT departments.

• 1 × 48GB DDR5 UDIMM module (bare PCB)
• Retail packaging only — no cables, screws or tools are needed or included

• Install and boot — the board reads the JEDEC 5600 MT/s setting automatically. If your CPU officially supports a lower DDR5 speed, the module simply runs at that speed.
• One module runs single-channel. For dual-channel bandwidth, install two identical modules — or choose a matched two-module kit.
• 48GB modules use 24Gbit DRAM chips. Update the motherboard BIOS to a current version before installing — early BIOS releases did not support these densities.
• 48GB gives headroom over 32GB for gaming while streaming, large photo projects and virtual machines, without the cost of 64GB.
• At 5600 MT/s and below, the difference to faster kits in everyday work is small — capacity and stability matter more than raw speed.
• To confirm it is working, open Windows Task Manager → Performance → Memory: it should show 48GB and a speed of 5600 MT/s.

• DDR4 motherboards — DDR5 has a different key notch and will not physically fit a DDR4 slot.
• Laptops and mini PCs that use SO-DIMM — this is a full-size 288-pin desktop UDIMM.
• Servers and workstations that require ECC RDIMM or ECC UDIMM — this is non-ECC unbuffered memory.
• Mixing with other RAM — adding modules from a different kit, even the same model, is not guaranteed to run at the rated speed.