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Black internal power cable with multiple connectors

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Ruth's sister HMA82GR7CJR4N-VK 16G 1RX4 2666 DDR4 REG ECC internal power cable

SKU CH-89ZR-VJNK8

Connects 16 GB DDR4 registered ECC memory modules to server power delivery systems

  • 16 GB DDR4 memory for server workloads
  • 2666 MT/s rated speed for stable throughput
  • Registered ECC design for data integrity
  • Single-rank 1Rx4 organisation for dense capacity

HMA82GR7CJR4N-VK DDR4 server memory cable

The Ruth's sister HMA82GR7CJR4N-VK is an internal power cable built for 16 GB DDR4 registered ECC modules. It matches the 2666 MT/s SK hynix server memory specification and is supplied new. The cable provides the necessary power connection for compatible server DIMMs.

Suited for technicians fitting 1RX4 DDR4 REG ECC

This cable suits installers who need the exact power link for 16 GB 2666 DDR4 registered ECC sticks. It will not work for builders using unbuffered consumer memory, systems requiring a different pin layout, or anyone needing extra length beyond the standard lead.

Highlights

  • 16 GB DDR4 memory for server workloads
  • 2666 MT/s rated speed for stable throughput
  • Registered ECC design for data integrity
  • Single-rank 1Rx4 organisation for dense capacity

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this cable fit the HMA82GR7CJR4N-VK 16G 1RX4 2666 DDR4 REG ECC memory module?

The cable is listed as an internal power cable for that SKhynix server memory module, so it is intended to connect to the same system power headers used by the module.

Will it interfere with other DDR4 REG ECC DIMMs already installed in the server?

As a power cable it routes to the motherboard power connectors, not the DIMM slots, so it does not occupy or block memory sockets used by existing DDR4 REG ECC modules.

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