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IBM EBJ17RH4B6NA-GN-F 16GB DDR3 1600MHz ECC Registered DIMM
16 GB DDR3 ECC registered DIMM running at 1600 MHz with CL11 latency for server workloads
- Accessory TypeRam
- ColorGreen
- 16GB capacity supports demanding server workloads
- DDR3 1600MHz speed delivers 12800MB/s bandwidth
- ECC registered design corrects errors for data integrity
- CL11 latency at 1.5V balances performance and stability
- 240-pin DIMM fits compatible enterprise motherboards
Server-grade 16 GB DDR3 module
This 16 GB DDR3 DIMM operates at 1600 MHz with a PC-12800 bus speed and CL11 latency. It uses registered ECC technology to protect data integrity in multi-socket servers and workstations. The single 240-pin module runs at 1.5 V and is organised as dual rank for density.
Capacity and headroom for virtualised hosts
One module delivers 16 GB of addressable memory, letting a compatible platform run several virtual machines or large databases simultaneously. Registered signalling reduces electrical load on the memory controller so additional modules can be populated without signal degradation. Systems that require non-ECC or unbuffered memory cannot use this module.
Thermals noise and power draw
Standard 1.5 V DDR3 voltage keeps power consumption predictable inside a server chassis. The green PCB and absence of a heatsink rely on forced airflow from system fans for cooling. No moving parts means the module adds no audible noise beyond the existing chassis airflow.
Highlights
- 16GB capacity supports demanding server workloads
- DDR3 1600MHz speed delivers 12800MB/s bandwidth
- ECC registered design corrects errors for data integrity
- CL11 latency at 1.5V balances performance and stability
- 240-pin DIMM fits compatible enterprise motherboards
Specifications
| Brand | IBM |
|---|---|
| Model | EBJ17RH4B6NA-GN-F |
| Part Number | EBJ17RH4B6NA-GN-F |
| Accessory Type | Ram |
| Color | Green |
Questions about this item
Will this 16 GB DDR3 1600 MHz ECC registered DIMM run at 1600 MHz alongside older 1600 MHz DDR3 registered modules?
Yes, both modules share the 1600 MHz data rate and 1.5 V specification, so the system will operate them at the common 1600 MHz speed.
How can I verify the module is running as ECC registered CL11 after installation?
Check the BIOS memory information or a tool such as CPU-Z; it should report 1600 MHz, CL11 timings, registered ECC and 1.5 V operation.
Does the box contain only the 240-pin DIMM or are extra brackets or cables included?
The bundle description is N/A and the unit count is one, so only the single 240-pin DIMM is supplied.
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