Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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This 16 GB DDR4 module runs at 2666 MHz with a CL19 latency and operates at 1.2 V. The registered design includes error-correcting code for data integrity. It uses a standard 288-pin DIMM form factor for compatible motherboards.
This module fits systems that require registered DDR4 DIMMs with ECC support at the specified speed and voltage. Builders using consumer boards without registered memory support or those needing different capacities or speeds should look at other options.
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The module is rated for DDR4-2666 (PC4-21300) operation at 1.2 V with CL19 latency; actual speed depends on the server memory controller and populated DIMM slots.
No, the 288-pin registered ECC design requires a server or workstation board that supports registered memory; it is not compatible with consumer UDIMM slots.
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