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An 8Gb DDR2 ECC registered DIMM running at 667 MHz with CL5 latency for server memory expansion
This 8Gb DDR2 module delivers ECC registered operation for servers and workstations that require error correction. It runs at 667 MHz with a PC2-5300 data rate and CL5 latency. The dual-rank 240-pin DIMM suits systems built for registered DDR2 memory.
ECC registered design corrects single-bit errors during continuous operation, reducing the chance of data corruption under prolonged workloads. Registered signalling lowers electrical load on the memory controller, helping maintain timing margins when all ranks are active for extended periods. Thermal characteristics follow the DDR2 specification for the stated speed grade.
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The registered DDR2 DIMM operates without moving parts, so it adds no audible noise and only modest heat during continuous use.
Yes, the board must accept 240-pin DDR2 ECC registered memory at 667 MHz PC2-5300 for this module to function.
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