HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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2 GB DDR2-667 UDIMM module with 240 pins, CL5 latency and 1.8 V operation
This Micron Technology, Inc. switch module is a 240-pin UDIMM operating at DDR2-667 with a PC2-5300 rating. It uses a 128 x 8 organisation, 2Rx8 configuration and runs at 1.8 V. The part is supplied new and matches the manufacturer highlight specification exactly.
This module suits technicians servicing older networking gear or workstations that require 240-pin DDR2-667 UDIMMs with a CL5 latency. It is not for systems that only accept newer memory types or different pin counts.
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| Brand name | MICRON |
No firmware or capacitor maintenance is required; the module is a passive DDR2 DRAM stick that operates at 1.8 V with CL5 timing.
The 1.8 V supply rail and CL5 latency define the electrical envelope; sustained operation stays within the DDR2-667 specification without a separate thermal throttle.
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