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Micron MT36VDDF25672Y-40BF3 PC-3200 DDR-400MHz 2RX4 ECC 184-Pin DIMM

SKU CH-17S8-D6QJN

2 Gb PC-3200 DDR-400 ECC registered CL3 184-pin DIMM for compatible systems

  • ECC protection for data integrity
  • 400 MHz DDR speed for responsive performance
  • Registered design improves signal stability
  • 184-pin DIMM fits compatible server boards

Micron PC-3200 ECC DIMM for legacy servers

This Micron registered DIMM delivers 400 MHz DDR memory with ECC error correction for compatible systems. The 184-pin module uses a 2Rx4 organisation and CL3 latency to maintain data integrity in demanding environments. It is built for machines that require PC-3200 registered memory.

Registered ECC design suits error-sensitive

The registered buffer and ECC capability reduce electrical load on the memory controller while detecting and correcting single-bit errors. Buyers needing unbuffered or non-ECC modules for desktop boards cannot use this DIMM. Systems limited to lower-density or higher-latency memory should verify compatibility before purchase.

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Price $36.99
Cheaper than about 67% of the 256 comparable items (median $60.49).

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Questions about this item

Will the 184-pin DDR-400MHz ECC registered DIMM need firmware updates or battery replacement over time?

No firmware or battery is associated with this 184-pin DDR-400MHz ECC registered DIMM; it operates passively once installed.

What thermal or electrical limit appears first when the PC-3200 module runs at 400MHz continuously?

The CL3 latency timing at 400MHz defines the electrical signalling window that governs sustained operation.

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