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Green Dell R587G circuit board with eight memory slots

DELL

DELL R587G 8-Slot Memory Riser Board PowerEdge R900

SKU CH-Z1Q5-5X6EW

Eight-slot memory riser board for Dell PowerEdge R900 servers

  • TypeFlash Memory
  • 8 memory slots expand PowerEdge R900 capacity
  • R587G part ensures correct Dell fit
  • 1 unit weight aids rack planning
  • New condition guarantees unused reliability

Dell R587G 8-Slot Memory Riser

The Dell R587G is an 8-slot memory riser board designed for the PowerEdge R900 server. It provides the physical connectors required to expand the system memory capacity. This component installs directly into the server chassis to accommodate additional memory modules. It is a genuine Dell part intended for hardware maintenance or upgrades.

For PowerEdge R900 memory expansion

This riser suits administrators upgrading or repairing a PowerEdge R900 that requires additional memory slots. It is not compatible with other server models or desktop platforms. Buyers needing a different slot count or form factor should verify their specific server documentation before purchasing.

Highlights

  • 8 memory slots expand PowerEdge R900 capacity
  • R587G part ensures correct Dell fit
  • 1 unit weight aids rack planning
  • New condition guarantees unused reliability

Specifications

BrandDell
TypeFlash Memory

Questions about this item

Will the R587G riser fit in my existing PowerEdge R900 chassis without modification?

The board is designed as an 8-slot memory riser for the PowerEdge R900, so it installs directly into the server's existing riser connectors.

How can I verify the riser is functioning correctly after installation?

Boot the server and check the system BIOS or POST memory map; all installed DIMMs on the riser should appear at full capacity with no errors reported.

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