Rosewill RASA-11001 RSV-Cage 4 x 3.5" HDD add-on module server accessory
- Rackmount
- HDD tray: 4 × 3.5 i…
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Adds 32GB DDR3 ECC memory at 1333MHz for server upgrades
This 32GB DDR3 module operates at 1333MHz with a PC3L-10600R rating. It uses a 4Rx4 organisation and includes ECC for data integrity in server environments. The component is supplied new as a server accessory.
Suits administrators expanding memory in compatible Dell servers that accept 4Rx4 registered DIMMs. Not for desktop boards that require unbuffered non-ECC memory or systems limited to lower capacities per slot.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Control Module |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 2.27 kg |
| Package size | 160 × 114 × 71 mm |
Each module presents four ranks, so two DIMMs per channel reach the common eight-rank address limit for DDR3-1333 operation.
PC3L-10600R parts run at 1.35 V, lowering both power consumption and heat compared with standard 1.5 V DDR3, while ECC circuitry adds only minimal overhead.
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