HPE J9535A 20-port Gig-T PoE+ / 4-port SFP v2 zl switch module
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16Gb DDR31333 registered ECC memory module with 72-bit width and PC3L-10600 speed rating
The Nanya Switch Module delivers 16Gb of registered ECC memory built to the DDR31333 standard. It is intended for network switches and appliances that require error-correcting capacity in a single module.
Registered ECC modules of this class operate within standard DDR31333 voltage and timing envelopes. Power consumption scales with the 10600 data rate under typical switch workloads. Thermal output remains consistent with registered DIMM designs in actively cooled chassis. Noise is determined by the host system fans rather than the module itself.
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Align the notch on the module with the key in the 72-pin slot, press firmly until the retention clips click, then verify the system recognises the full 16Gb capacity at 10600 speed.
No routine maintenance is required; keep the switch airflow paths clear so the module stays within its operating temperature range, and replace only if memory errors appear or a capacity upgrade is needed.
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