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IBM Refurbished
16 GB DDR memory module with ECC and registered design for server stability
This IBM module provides 16GB of SDRAM in a single dual-rank stick rated PC3-14900 and running at 31866MHz. It uses registered ECC architecture for error correction in compatible systems.
This unit suits administrators replacing or expanding memory in platforms that accept PC3-14900 registered ECC DIMMs. Buyers needing a different capacity, rank configuration, speed grade or a new-condition module should look elsewhere.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.23 kg |
| Package size | 178 × 51 × 13 mm |
The module operates at 31866MHz PC314900; the system will negotiate a common speed with any installed modules so all DIMMs run at the lowest supported frequency.
Check the server BIOS or management console for 16GB capacity, dual-rank organisation, ECC registered status and a reported speed of 31866MHz.
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