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IBM Refurbished
Refurbished memory module for BladeCenter HX5 switch units
This refurbished IBM 46C0558 memory module is designed for BladeCenter HX5 systems. It provides the specific memory required by the switch module to maintain system operation. The unit weighs 5.1 units and measures .2 by 1 by 1 units.
This module suits administrators replacing failed memory in a BladeCenter HX5 switch. It is not for use in other blade chassis or server platforms. Buyers needing memory for compute nodes or different switch models should look elsewhere.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | IBM |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.23 kg |
| Package size | 178 × 51 × 13 mm |
The BladeCenter management module lists the part number and capacity in its inventory view once the HX5 server blade completes POST.
The module ships as the memory board only; brackets and interconnect cables are supplied with the BladeCenter chassis or switch bay.
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