Rosewill RSWR-12U001 12U Server Rack 20" Depth
- 12U
- 66 lb For Wall;220…
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4 GB DDR3 memory module running at 1600 MHz for compatible servers
This 4GB DDR3 module operates at 1600MHz and conforms to the PC3-12800 standard. It is built for server racks and cabinets that require registered ECC memory. The component suits administrators upgrading or maintaining compatible HP platforms.
Rated at 1600MHz, the module sustains its data rate during prolonged workloads without throttling. DDR3 architecture delivers consistent bandwidth for virtualisation and database tasks. The 4GB capacity fits density-constrained slots where larger DIMMs cannot be installed.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Total Micro |
| Product type | Office Products |
| Size & build | |
| Shipping weight | 0.14 kg |
| Package size | 229 × 145 × 69 mm |
DDR3 modules at 1600MHz typically operate at 1.5V and consume only a few watts per stick, so heat output remains low even under constant load.
The module fits a standard DDR3 DIMM slot keyed for PC3-12800; the motherboard must support DDR3 memory at 1600MHz.
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