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A 256 MB, 133 MHz ECC SDRAM module tested for ProLiant DL servers
This Compaq memory module provides 256MB of ECC SDRAM operating at 133MHz for ProLiant DL servers. The part number 236852-B21 identifies a component tested for direct integration into compatible systems. It serves administrators maintaining legacy infrastructure where this specific capacity and speed are required.
Supplier testing confirms the module integrates easily into ProLiant DL servers without additional configuration steps. The ECC design helps maintain data integrity in supported server environments. Buyers needing higher capacities, different form factors, or newer memory standards will not find those options in this specific part.
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The 256MB ECC SDRAM module has no moving parts or consumable components, so it does not require scheduled maintenance or planned replacement during its service life.
The 133MHz bus speed and 256MB capacity set the maximum throughput and addressable space; sustained workloads will hit those boundaries before any thermal or electrical limit of the module itself.
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