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A Hynix memory module for switch systems, part number 351
The SK hynix HMT351R7CFR4A-H9 is a new switch module designed for wired networking environments. It carries the manufacturer part number 351 and is supplied as a Hynix memory module. This component integrates into compatible network switches to provide memory functionality.
This module suits technicians maintaining or upgrading existing switch hardware that requires the 351 part number. Buyers who need a different form factor, capacity, or interface should look at other networking components.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | HYNIX |
The module is built for a switch chassis slot; the host system must provide a matching slot and back-plane power for the unit to operate.
Yes, the module uses the standard switch-module form factor so it can share a chassis with legacy Hynix modules as long as the chassis supports mixed-module operation.
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