HPE FC1242SRProduct 4 Gbit/s dual-channel Fibre Channel adapter
- Green
- Power Adapter
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A 2GB DDR3 memory module running at 1333MHz with a very low profile height and 1.5V operation
This is a 2 GB DDR3 module rated at 1333 MHz with a 240-pin interface and 1.5 V operation. It uses Hynix chips in a 256M x 8 configuration and carries CL9 latency. The very low profile height lets it fit inside slim enclosures where standard modules would not clear.
It suits upgrades or repairs on systems that accept unbuffered non-ECC DDR3 and have limited vertical clearance. Buyers who need ECC or registered memory should look elsewhere. Buyers who require more than 2 GB per slot should consider higher-capacity modules.
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Yes, it uses the standard 240-pin DDR3 interface and fits any motherboard that supports DDR3 memory at 1.5 V.
The very low profile design leaves extra clearance, so it sits below most tall heat spreaders and avoids interference with large CPU coolers.
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