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Simmtec, Inc

Simmtec, Inc 8GB DDR3 1333 MHz ECC 240-pin memory upgrade

SKU CH-1MDX-W1A92

8GB DDR3 ECC 240-pin module running at 1333 MHz for compatible systems

  • Capacity8GB
  • Type240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM
  • 8 GB capacity expands system memory for demanding workloads
  • DDR3 1333 MHz speed delivers responsive data throughput
  • ECC support detects and corrects single-bit errors automatically
  • 240-pin DDR3 form factor fits compatible desktop and server slots

8 GB DDR3 ECC module

This 240-pin DDR3 SDRAM stick provides 8 GB of capacity at 1333 MHz with ECC support. It is built as a system-specific upgrade for compatible workstations and servers that require registered error-correcting memory. The module matches the KTH-PL313LV/8G specification for drop-in installation.

Suits ECC DDR3 platforms

Buyers whose systems accept 240-pin DDR3 ECC memory at 1333 MHz can use this module to add 8 GB per slot. Builders needing non-ECC memory, a different pin count, or a newer DDR generation should look elsewhere because this part is fixed at the stated DDR3 ECC configuration.

Highlights

  • 8 GB capacity expands system memory for demanding workloads
  • DDR3 1333 MHz speed delivers responsive data throughput
  • ECC support detects and corrects single-bit errors automatically
  • 240-pin DDR3 form factor fits compatible desktop and server slots

Specifications

Capacity8GB
Type240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM

Questions about this item

Will this 1333 MHz DDR3 ECC module run at the correct speed alongside my existing DDR3 memory?

The module operates at 1333 MHz DDR3; when mixed with slower DDR3 modules the system will run all memory at the speed of the slowest installed stick.

How can I confirm the 8GB DDR3 ECC module is recognised with ECC active after installation?

Check the BIOS memory information screen during POST — it should show 8GB total capacity and indicate ECC enabled for the 240-pin DDR3 module.

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