Memory for server ORACLE SUN server X2-4
64GB (2x32GB) RAM Upgrade for server ORACLE SUN server X2-4. The offered DDR3 RAM memory has a speed of 1333MHz PC3-10600R 4Rx4 (4DRx4 DDP). These are RDIMM (ECC Registered) memory modules. The memory module has 240 Pin DIMM and a voltage of 1,5 volt. This memory suits perfectly to your ORACLE SUN server server.Computer memory configuration
Our memory team will be happy to help you choose the right memory and configure your server.
Principles of memory assembly
- The memory slots are organized in groups of 4
- Eine Bestückung with weniger als 4 memoryn ist nicht empfehlenswert
- Es können nur die memorysteckplätze genutzt werden, bei denen die jeweilige CPU vorhanden ist.
Memory configuration for good system performance
- Optimale Performance erreichen Sie bei Einsatz of 8 or 16 identischen memory pro CPU. The memories should be used per CPU via two memory boards
- The memory should be populated identically per CPU (mirrored to the other CPU).
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Computer memory - info
Memory size | 64GB (2x32GB) Kit |
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Memory technology | DDR3 |
Memory speed | 1333MHz |
JEDEC standard | PC3-10600R |
Rank | 4Rx4 (4DRx4 DDP) |
Type | RDIMM (ECC Registered) |
Number of Pin | 240 Pin DIMM |
Voltage | 1,5 volt |
Specials | DDP |
Device - Specifications
Order info
Item number | SP466069 |
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Brand | |
EAN | 4067488295690 |
Condition | New |
Memory warranty | 5 years warranty |
Compatibility | 100% compatible with ORACLE SUN Server X2-4 |
Money-back guarantee | Yes, 100% |
FAQ - Frequently asked questions about ORACLE SUN server X2-4
- improved production processes in the memory technology enable higher memory capacities
- new BIOS-Version support higher memory capacities
- the information of the ORACLE datasheet concerning the maximum RAM amount for the SUN server X2-4 is not up to date.
- we tested and verified the higher memory limit in our overRAMing project.
Please find further information to the overRAMing project here: overRAMing - maximize your RAM.
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