Axiom
Axiom AX63094859/1 4GB DDR4 2133MHz server rack
4GB DDR4-2133 unbuffered DIMM at 1.20 V, 288-pin non-ECC memory for compatible servers
- TypeOffice Products
- 4GB capacity supports basic server workloads
- DDR4 architecture provides 100% faster data rates than DDR3
- 2133MHz speed delivers PC4-17000 bandwidth for responsive performance
- 20V operation reduces power demand by 20% versus DDR3
- 288-pin DIMM format fits standard server memory slots
Axiom 4GB DDR4 2133MHz module
This 4GB DDR4 DIMM operates at 2133MHz with a PC4-17000 rating. It uses a 288-pin unbuffered design and runs at 1.20V. The non-ECC module suits standard desktop or entry-level server boards that accept DDR4 memory.
Sustained throughput at 1.20V
DDR4 delivers 20% reduced power demand compared to DDR3 while maintaining stable data rates under continuous load. The 1.20V operating voltage helps limit thermal output during extended operation. Higher densities up to 300% over DDR3 allow larger configurations without exceeding platform limits.
PC4-17000 interface ceiling
The DDR4-2133/PC4-17000 standard caps peak transfer rate at 17000 MB/s per module. Faster data rates of 100% over DDR3 are achieved within this bandwidth envelope. Systems requiring higher throughput must populate additional slots or select modules rated beyond PC4-17000.
Highlights
- 4GB capacity supports basic server workloads
- DDR4 architecture provides 100% faster data rates than DDR3
- 2133MHz speed delivers PC4-17000 bandwidth for responsive performance
- 20V operation reduces power demand by 20% versus DDR3
- 288-pin DIMM format fits standard server memory slots
Specifications
| Brand | Axis |
|---|---|
| Type | Office Products |
| Shipping weight | 0.01 kg |
| Package size | 133 × 31 × 4 mm |
Questions about this item
How much power does the 1.20 V DDR4 module draw when the server runs continuously?
The module operates at 1.20 V, delivering 20 % lower power demand than DDR3 while maintaining 2133 MHz speeds.
What motherboard slot is required for this 288-pin DIMM to function?
A DDR4-compatible motherboard with a 288-pin DIMM slot is needed; the module is non-ECC and unbuffered.
Will this DDR4 stick work in a system that still uses DDR3 memory?
No, DDR4 uses a different 288-pin layout and 1.20 V signalling, so it cannot be mixed with DDR3 modules.
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