Axiom
Axiom AXG74896316/1 16 GB DDR4 288-pin 2400 MHz CL17 1.2 V Registered ECC server RAM
Registered ECC DDR4 server memory module with 16 GB capacity, 2400 MHz speed and CL17 latency
- 16 GB capacity handles large datasets and multitasking
- 2400 MHz DDR4 speed moves data quickly through the bus
- CL17 latency keeps response times tight under load
- 2 V operation reduces power draw and heat output
- Registered ECC design protects data integrity in servers
Server Memory Module
Axiom AXG74896316/1 is a 16 GB Ddr4 registered ECC DIMM built for server and workstation platforms that require error correction. The 288-pin module runs at 2400 MHz with a CL17 latency and operates at 1.2 V. It is sold new and targets administrators who need reliable capacity for multi-socket systems.
Registered ECC Integration
The registered design places a register between the memory controller and the DRAM chips, reducing electrical load on the memory bus and allowing larger populations per channel. ECC circuitry detects and corrects single-bit errors to protect data integrity. The 1.2 V operation keeps power draw low for dense configurations.
Enterprise Stability Focus
This module suits IT teams deploying virtualisation hosts, database nodes or render farms that depend on ECC protection and registered signalling. Builders assembling standard desktop PCs or consumer laptops should look elsewhere, as those platforms cannot use registered ECC DIMMs.
Highlights
- 16 GB capacity handles large datasets and multitasking
- 2400 MHz DDR4 speed moves data quickly through the bus
- CL17 latency keeps response times tight under load
- 2 V operation reduces power draw and heat output
- Registered ECC design protects data integrity in servers
Specifications
| Brand | Axiom |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.02 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the 1.2 V operating voltage limit headroom when the DIMM runs continuously at 2400 MHz?
The module is specified at 1.2 V for DDR4 operation at 2400 MHz; sustained loads stay within that voltage envelope.
How much heat does the registered ECC module produce during all-day workloads?
The DDR4 DIMM uses 1.2 V and standard SDRAM construction, so thermal output remains typical for registered server memory under continuous use.
Which server platform do I need to support 288-pin registered ECC DDR4 at CL17?
A motherboard with DDR4 slots that accept 288-pin registered ECC modules and can run at 2400 MHz CL17 is required.
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