DELL
DELL DDR2 400MHz 512MB PC2-3200R ECC Laptop RAM KC6954-MIB37
512 MB DDR2 400 MHz ECC laptop memory module for compatible Dell PowerEdge and Precision systems
- Capacity512MB
- 512 MB capacity supports basic multitasking in legacy Dell servers
- 400 MHz DDR2 speed matches PC2-3200R specification for compatible systems
- ECC registered design detects and corrects single-bit errors automatically
- Kingston-manufactured module with gold leads ensures reliable electrical contact
- Tested working pull from Dell PowerEdge and Precision workstations
Dell DDR2 512MB ECC module
This is a 512MB DDR2 400MHz PC2-3200R ECC registered memory stick built for Dell systems. It carries the Kingston part number KC6954-MIB37 and uses gold leads for reliable contact. The module is a working pull from a tested system and is sold new.
Suits Dell servers and workstations
It fits PowerEdge models such as the M600, 1950, 2950, 1900, 1955, R900 and SC1430. It also works in Precision workstations including the 490, 690, T5400, T7400 and R5400. Buyers who need non-ECC unbuffered memory or a different capacity should look at other modules.
ECC registered DDR2 specification
The single specification that decides fit is the PC2-3200R ECC registered DDR2 standard at 400MHz. Only platforms that explicitly support registered ECC DDR2 at this speed will accept the module.
Highlights
- 512 MB capacity supports basic multitasking in legacy Dell servers
- 400 MHz DDR2 speed matches PC2-3200R specification for compatible systems
- ECC registered design detects and corrects single-bit errors automatically
- Kingston-manufactured module with gold leads ensures reliable electrical contact
- Tested working pull from Dell PowerEdge and Precision workstations
Specifications
| Brand | Dell |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 512MB |
Questions about this item
Will this 512MB DDR2 ECC module work in a Dell Precision 690 workstation?
Yes, the supplier lists the Precision 690 among the compatible DDR2 systems for this KC6954-MIB37 module.
Can I mix this PC2-3200R ECC stick with non-ECC DDR2 memory already in my server?
Mixing ECC and non-ECC DDR2 is not recommended; the system will typically disable ECC or fail to boot.
How do I confirm the module is running at 400MHz after installation?
Enter the system BIOS or use a tool like CPU-Z to verify the memory speed reads 400MHz (PC2-3200).
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