SAMSUNG
SAMSUNG 8GB Kit (4x2GB) DDR2 PC2-6400 FB-DIMM Apple Xserve
8GB DDR2 FB-DIMM kit with four 2GB modules at PC2-6400 800MHz for Apple Xserve
- Capacity8GB (4 x 2GB)
- Type240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM
- 8GB total capacity across four 2GB modules
- DDR2 FB-DIMM technology with 240-pin form factor
- PC2-6400 bus speed running at 800MHz
- Designed specifically for Apple Xserve 8 Core systems
- New condition Samsung memory kit
8 GB FB-DIMM Kit for Apple Xserve
This kit supplies 8 GB of DDR2 FB-DIMM memory as four 2 GB modules. It is designed for Apple Xserve systems that require fully buffered DIMMs running at PC2-6400 speed. The 240-pin form factor matches the server's memory slots exactly.
Replaces lower-capacity FB-DIMM sets
The kit upgrades an Xserve from smaller FB-DIMM configurations to the full 8 GB capacity. The jump is worthwhile when the server runs memory-intensive services or virtualisation workloads that exceed the current installed amount. No other memory type will function in these slots.
Verify FB-DIMM requirement and slot count
Confirm the Xserve model accepts DDR2 FB-DIMM modules and provides four available DIMM slots. Standard unbuffered or registered DDR2 DIMMs are not compatible with the fully buffered architecture. The server must support PC2-6400 bus speed for correct operation.
Highlights
- 8GB total capacity across four 2GB modules
- DDR2 FB-DIMM technology with 240-pin form factor
- PC2-6400 bus speed running at 800MHz
- Designed specifically for Apple Xserve 8 Core systems
- New condition Samsung memory kit
Specifications
| Capacity | 8GB (4 x 2GB) |
|---|---|
| Type | 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM |
Questions about this item
Will the 240-pin FB-DIMMs fit the Apple Xserve 8 Core memory slots?
The kit uses the 240-pin DDR2 FB-DIMM form factor that the Xserve 8 Core requires, so each module seats directly in the server's DIMM slots.
What is the correct way to install the four 2GB modules, and what step is often missed?
Populate all four slots with the matching 2GB FB-DIMMs at PC2-6400 speed; the step often missed is ensuring every module clicks fully into its latch on both sides.
When should one of the 2GB FB-DIMMs be replaced?
Replace a module if the system reports uncorrectable ECC errors tied to a specific 2GB stick or if the machine fails to recognise that module at POST.
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