DDR4 16GB 3200MHz CL16 RAM module — AFOX GAMING AFLD416PS1CAB, single-rank, XMP2, 1.35V, black heatspreader

AFOX GAMING DDR4 16GB 3200MHz CL16 single-rank memory module (AFLD416PS1CAB) is a desktop RAM stick designed for gaming PCs and compact builds. The module operates at 3200MHz with CL16 latency and includes an XMP2 profile for easy automatic configuration of optimized timings and voltage. The module features a black heatspreader for improved thermal conduction and a consistent appearance in systems where a single-module upgrade or small-form-factor build is required.

Advantages

This 16GB DDR4 module provides a balance of frequency and latency—3200MHz with CL16—to improve responsiveness in multitasking and many gaming scenarios. The single-rank design supports compatibility with a wide range of motherboards and memory controllers. XMP2 support simplifies enabling the intended performance profile without manual timing adjustments. The black heatspreader helps dissipate heat and maintains stable operation under sustained load while offering a neutral aesthetic for varied builds.

Suitable for

• Upgrading a desktop with a single-module 16GB capacity
• Gaming builds where 3200MHz CL16 performance is desired
• Compact or small-form-factor systems that use a single DIMM slot
• Systems requiring a stable XMP2-compatible memory profile

Key specifications

• Brand: AFOX
• Model: AFLD416PS1CAB
• Capacity: 16GB
• Memory type: DDR4
• Frequency: 3200MHz
• CAS Latency: CL16
• Rank: Single-rank
• XMP version: XMP2
• Heatspreader: Black
• MPN: AFLD416PS1CAB
• EAN: 4897033788724

How to use

Power down the desktop and disconnect mains power before installing the RAM module. Open the system case according to the manufacturer’s instructions and locate an available DDR4 DIMM slot. Align the module’s notch with the slot key and press evenly on both ends until the retention clips lock into place. Reattach power and enter the BIOS/UEFI to verify the module is recognized. To use the optimized profile, enable XMP2 (or Intel Extreme Memory Profile) in BIOS/UEFI settings and save changes. Confirm system stability with usual workloads or memory test tools.

Usage recommendations

Install the module in accordance with your motherboard manual regarding slot order for single-module configurations and check QVL lists if available. When combining modules, match capacity, frequency, and timings where possible. If enabling XMP2 results in instability, revert to default JEDEC settings and test incremental frequency or timing changes.