Brute Networks
Brute Networks 370-AHIB 64GB DDR5-4800 ECC Registered RDIMM server RAM
64GB DDR5-4800 ECC registered RDIMM validated for Dell servers with 1Rx8 organisation
- Capacity64GB
- SpeedDDR5 4800 (PC5 38400)
- ECCYes
- Buffered/RegisteredRegistered
- ChipsetMajor Brand Chipset
- 64GB capacity for memory-intensive server workloads
- DDR5-4800 speed delivers 38400 MT/s data rates
- ECC registered design protects data integrity
- 100% Dell compatible with part 370-AHIB
- Lifetime warranty backed by major-brand components
Dell-Compatible 64 GB DDR5 Server Module
This 64 GB DDR5-4800 ECC registered RDIMM is built for Dell servers that require PC5-38400 registered memory with error correction. It arrives new and carries a lifetime warranty from the supplier.
Suited for Dell platforms needing registered ECC
Systems that accept only unbuffered non-ECC memory or earlier DDR generations cannot use this module. Buyers who need a different capacity, speed grade or form factor should look elsewhere.
Straightforward DIMM installation
Align the notch with the slot key and press firmly until the latches click. The most common issue is seating the module in a slot the platform does not support for registered ECC DDR5, which prevents the server from posting.
Highlights
- 64GB capacity for memory-intensive server workloads
- DDR5-4800 speed delivers 38400 MT/s data rates
- ECC registered design protects data integrity
- 100% Dell compatible with part 370-AHIB
- Lifetime warranty backed by major-brand components
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 64GB |
| Speed | DDR5 4800 (PC5 38400) |
| ECC | Yes |
| Buffered/Registered | Registered |
| Chipset | Major Brand Chipset |
Questions about this item
What motherboard slot and memory type are required for the 64GB DDR5-4800 RDIMM to install?
A DDR5 RDIMM slot on a server board that supports ECC registered memory is required; the module is a 1Rx8 PC5-38400 part.
Will the 370-AHIB equivalent module run at 4800 MT/s if I keep slower DDR5 DIMMs in other slots?
The memory controller typically clocks all channels to the slowest installed speed, so mixing with lower-speed DDR5 will reduce the 4800 MT/s rating.
How can I confirm the 64GB module is detected with ECC active after installation?
Check the BIOS memory summary or OS tools such as dmidecode; they should show 64GB, DDR5-4800, registered, ECC enabled.
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