Axiom 32GB DDR4-3200 ECC RDIMM for Nutanix
A 32GB DDR4-3200 ECC RDIMM validated for Nutanix platforms, delivering up to 30% single-DIMM and 65% 3DPC performance gains over DDR3 with 20% less power draw
- ECC protection ensures data integrity for Nutanix clusters
- DDR4-3200 speed delivers 100% faster data rates than DDR3
- 32GB capacity supports high-density 3DPC configurations
- 20% lower power consumption reduces cooling demands
- Fully tested modules meet or exceed OEM specifications
Nutanix-validated DDR4-3200 ECC RDIMM
This 32 GB registered DIMM is built for Nutanix platforms that require error-correcting memory. It targets administrators upgrading or populating nodes where ECC protection and DDR4-3200 speed are specified by the hardware vendor.
DDR4 generational improvements over DDR3
The module delivers up to 30% higher single-DIMM throughput and scales 65% faster in three-DIMM-per-channel layouts compared with DDR3. Lower operating voltage cuts power draw by 20%, reducing cooling load, while 300% greater component density enables the 32 GB capacity in a single rank.
32 GB single-module capacity
Each stick provides 32 GB, so total system memory depends on the number of populated slots and the platform's maximum supported configuration. Buyers needing larger per-slot densities or different form factors must look elsewhere.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the DDR4-3200 ECC RDIMM require replacement after a certain number of write cycles?
The module uses DDR4 technology with ECC for fault tolerance and is manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications for enterprise reliability.
What limits sustained throughput when three DIMMs populate each channel?
DDR4 scales up to 65 percent faster in 3-DIMM-per-channel configurations over DDR3, so bandwidth scales with the memory controller rather than hitting a module ceiling.
How much heat and power does a 32 GB stick draw under continuous load?
DDR4 reduces power consumption by 20 percent versus DDR3, lowering cooling demand while delivering 3200 MT/s data rates.
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