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SAMSUNG

SAMSUNG M393B2K70Cm0-Cf8Q5 server RAM

SKU CH-Z3KE-N5KN0

Server memory module weighs 5.1 units for reliable system performance

  • Samsung server memory built for reliability
  • New condition ensures full manufacturer specifications
  • 1 unit weight simplifies rack planning
  • 360 ASIN reference for quick identification

Samsung server memory module

This Samsung memory module is built for server platforms and ships in new condition. It carries the part number M393B2K70Cm0-Cf8Q5 and is listed under the components and storage memory category. The unit weighs 5.1 units as noted in the supplier data.

Administrators upgrading compatible servers

This module suits administrators upgrading or repairing servers that accept registered ECC DIMMs with this part number. Buyers who need a different capacity, rank configuration or form factor should verify their system requirements before ordering.

How it compares

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Price $31.99
Cheaper than about 90% of the 6,523 comparable items (median $188.99).

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Specifications

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Brand nameSAMSUNG

Questions about this item

What server motherboard slot does the M393B2K70Cm0-Cf8Q5 module fit?

The module is built for standard server DIMM sockets; check your board manual to confirm the exact slot type and population rules.

Can I add this Samsung stick to a system that already runs older registered ECC memory?

Mixing modules of different speeds or ranks can force the whole channel to run at the lowest common setting, so verify the existing sticks match this part's specifications.

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