Axiom 8GB DDR4-2666 ECC UDIMM cpu accessory
8 GB DDR4-2666 ECC UDIMM adds capacity for multitasking and error-correcting reliability in compatible systems
- 8 GB capacity keeps more programs open simultaneously
- DDR4-2666 speed delivers faster data rates for responsive loads
- ECC UDIMM design provides enterprise-grade reliability and fault tolerance
- DDR4 architecture reduces power consumption by 20% over DDR3
- DDR4 scales up to 65% faster in 3-DIMM-per-channel configurations
Axiom 8GB DDR4-2666 ECC UDIMM
This 8 GB DDR4 module adds capacity for servers and workstations that require error-correcting memory. It targets system builders upgrading HP platforms using part number 879505-B21. The unbuffered DIMM suits single-CPU boards with UDIMM slots.
DDR4 interface limits and scaling
DDR4 delivers up to 30% better performance in single-DIMM configurations compared with DDR3. In three-DIMM-per-channel layouts the gain scales to 65% faster throughput. The standard reduces power draw by 20% while raising component densities by 300%. Signal integrity is improved over the previous generation.
Capacity headroom for multitasking
Eight gigabytes lets you keep more programs open simultaneously without swapping. The 2666 MT/s data rate feeds multi-threaded workloads and virtualisation hosts. Headroom shrinks when datasets exceed physical RAM or when channel population limits total installed memory.
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick the 8 GB DDR4-2666 ECC UDIMM or a different capacity for my HP server?
This module is an 8 GB DDR4-2666 ECC UDIMM built for HP part 879505-B21; choose it when your configuration calls for that exact capacity and speed.
What does the 2666 MT/s rating deliver once the DIMM is installed?
At 2666 MT/s the module can run up to 30 % faster than DDR3 in single-DIMM layouts and up to 65 % faster in three-DIMM-per-channel setups.
How does the DDR4 interface limit performance in practice?
DDR4 tops out at the rated 2666 MT/s on this UDIMM; the bus cannot exceed that data rate regardless of the processor or chipset.
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