SK hynix
SK hynix DDR2 64GB (4 x 16GB) 667 FB DIMM server RAM
A 64 GB DDR2 server memory kit of four 16 GB FB-DIMMs running at 667 MHz
- Capacity64GB (4 x 16GB)
- 64 GB total capacity across four 16 GB modules
- DDR2 technology running at 667 MT/s for server workloads
- Fully buffered DIMM design improves signal integrity
- Original SK hynix parts guaranteed authentic and functional
- Manufacturer listing date 15 November 2018
Fully Buffered DDR2 Kit
This SK hynix kit supplies 64 GB of DDR2 memory arranged as four 16 GB FB DIMMs. It is built for servers that require registered, fully buffered modules rather than standard unbuffered DIMMs.
Sustained Operation on DDR2 667
Each module runs at 667 MT/s with fully buffered signalling that reduces electrical load on the memory controller during continuous workloads. The registered design helps maintain signal integrity across all four slots under prolonged use.
Platform Constraints for FB DIMM
Only systems with chipsets and BIOS revisions that explicitly support fully buffered DDR2 can use this kit. Boards limited to unbuffered or registered DDR2 without FB support will not recognise the modules.
Highlights
- 64 GB total capacity across four 16 GB modules
- DDR2 technology running at 667 MT/s for server workloads
- Fully buffered DIMM design improves signal integrity
- Original SK hynix parts guaranteed authentic and functional
- Manufacturer listing date 15 November 2018
Specifications
| Capacity | 64GB (4 x 16GB) |
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Questions about this item
How much heat and power should I expect from the 667 MHz DDR2 FB-DIMMs running continuously in a server?
Fully Buffered DIMMs include an advanced memory buffer that draws extra power and generates more heat than standard DDR2 modules, so plan for adequate airflow across all four 16 GB sticks.
What must my motherboard provide for these 667 MHz DDR2 FB-DIMMs to operate?
The board needs DDR2 FB-DIMM slots that support 667 MHz registered ECC memory and a chipset capable of addressing 64 GB across four channels.
Will these 667 MHz DDR2 FB-DIMMs work alongside older DDR2 modules I already have installed?
Mixing speeds forces every module to run at the slowest rated frequency, so adding slower DDR2 sticks would drop the 667 MHz kit to that lower speed.
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