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SK hynix HMT351R7CFR4C-PB 4GB DDR3 1600MHz 240-pin Registered ECC Switch Module

SKU CH-SRAA-FD6AJ

4GB DDR3 registered ECC memory module running at 1600MHz for 240-pin switch slots

  • Registered ECC memory protects data integrity
  • 1600 MHz DDR3 speed delivers responsive switching performance
  • 240-pin DIMM fits standard server and switch slots
  • 1Rx4 organisation optimises density for 4 GB capacity

SK hynix 4 GB DDR3 Registered ECC Module

This SK hynix module provides 4 GB of DDR3 memory rated at 1600 MHz with a 240-pin DIMM form factor. It uses registered ECC technology and a 1Rx4 organisation for error correction in compatible systems. The part number HMT351R7CFR4C-PB identifies this specific configuration.

Suited for networking gear needing registered ECC

This module fits switches or appliances that require registered ECC DDR3 DIMMs at 1600 MHz. It is not intended for desktop or laptop platforms that use unbuffered non-ECC memory. Buyers needing higher capacities or different voltage specifications should verify compatibility before purchase.

Highlights

  • Registered ECC memory protects data integrity
  • 1600 MHz DDR3 speed delivers responsive switching performance
  • 240-pin DIMM fits standard server and switch slots
  • 1Rx4 organisation optimises density for 4 GB capacity

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What motherboard slot does this 240-pin DDR3 module require?

It installs in a standard 240-pin DDR3 DIMM socket that supports registered ECC memory.

Will this registered ECC module operate in a system that currently uses unbuffered ECC DDR3 memory?

No, registered and unbuffered ECC types cannot be mixed; the platform must support registered modules.

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