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DELL

DELL 32GB 288P 4RX4 PC4-17000-2133P LRDIMM A7910489 compatible memory upgrade

SKU CH-VBM6-HNJGR

32GB 288-pin 4Rx4 PC4-17000-2133P LRDIMM compatible with Dell A7910489 specifications

  • 32 GB capacity supports demanding server workloads
  • 288-pin LRDIMM form factor fits registered DIMM slots
  • PC4-17000 rating delivers 2133 MT/s data rate
  • 4Rx4 quad-rank organisation maximises module density

Compatible Server Upgrade

This 32 GB module is built to Dell A7910489 specifications and carries the PC4-17000-2133P rating. It uses a 288-pin LRDIMM form factor with a 4Rx4 organisation and meets JEDEC standards. The part is supplied new as a third-party compatible upgrade for supported Dell servers.

Target Buyers And Limits

The module suits administrators expanding memory in systems that accept 288-pin LRDIMMs at the stated speed and rank configuration. It is not intended for platforms that require registered DIMMs instead of load-reduced modules or for boards limited to lower-density 1Rx4 or 2Rx4 parts. Buyers needing Dell-branded OEM sticks should look elsewhere.

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Price $357.99
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Specifications

Product
Brand nameDELL SERVERS

Questions about this item

Will the 2133 MT/s speed limit throughput during sustained workloads?

The module runs at 2133 MT/s PC4-17000, so that data rate is the ceiling for continuous memory bandwidth.

How much heat does the 4RX4 LRDIMM generate when running all day?

As a 4RX4 load-reduced DIMM it draws more power than standard RDIMMs, so expect higher thermal output under constant load.

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