Name: 20-56370-01 HP 512MB 100MHz ECC Registered RDIMM 168-Pin Memory
Brand: HP
SKU: 20-56370-01
Price: 1.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (122 reviews)

Product Overview
The HP 512MB 100MHz ECC Registered RDIMM is a memory module designed for servers requiring error correction and registered buffering. It features a 168-pin design operating at 3.3 volts with ECC to detect and correct memory errors, running at a 100MHz clock speed to match compatible system requirements.

General Information
Brand	HP

Technical Information
Memory Capacity	512MB
Memory Technology	SDRAM
Module Type	RDIMM
RAM Standard	PC100
Pin Count	168-Pin
Error Correction	ECC
Voltage	3.3V

Performance
Bus Speed	100MHz
Bandwidth	800 MB/s
Native Speed	100MHz

Physical Characteristics
Package	FBGA
Weight	3.00
Condition	Refurbished

Miscellaneous
Assembly Required	No

Product Description
The HP 512MB 100MHz ECC Registered RDIMM is a memory module designed to provide error-correcting capabilities in server environments. It is used to enhance system stability by detecting and correcting single-bit memory errors, which is critical in enterprise IT systems. This memory module is suitable for HP servers and workstations that require registered DIMMs with ECC functionality. IT professionals and system administrators typically use this memory for maintaining reliable server operations. Key Features 512MB capacity for moderate memory requirements 100MHz operating frequency suitable for compatible systems Error-Correcting Code (ECC) to ensure data integrity Registered DIMM (RDIMM) design for improved signal integrity 168-pin form factor operating at 3.3 volts This module plays a role in maintaining data accuracy and system stability in applications where memory errors can affect operation. Its registered and ECC features make it appropriate for use in environments where uptime and data integrity are important.

Use Cases
This HP RDIMM memory module is typically found in enterprise server environments where data integrity and system uptime are critical. It supports workloads that demand reliable memory performance with ECC error correction and registered buffering. How It's Used: Installed in HP servers requiring 512MB registered ECC memory modules Used in data centers to enhance memory reliability during critical operations Deployed in enterprise applications needing error-correcting memory support Integrated into server motherboards with 168-pin DIMM slots and 3.3V operation Employed by IT professionals managing memory upgrades or replacements in compatible HP systems This memory module serves to improve system stability by minimizing the risk of data corruption from memory errors. It is an important component in managing server memory configurations that rely on ECC and registered DIMMs for error detection and buffering.

FAQ's
What systems are compatible with the HP 20-56370-01 memory? This memory module is compatible with HP servers and workstations that support 168-pin 3.3V registered ECC DIMMs operating at 100MHz. Compatibility depends on the specific server model and its memory specifications. What does ECC Registered RDIMM mean? ECC Registered RDIMM refers to a memory module that includes Error-Correcting Code to detect and correct single-bit errors and has a register to buffer addresses and control signals, improving signal integrity in servers. Can this 512MB RDIMM be used in non-HP systems? Use of this module in non-HP systems is not guaranteed as it depends on the motherboard's support for 168-pin 3.3V registered ECC memory running at 100MHz. Verification with the system specifications is necessary. Is special configuration needed to install this memory? Installation generally involves placing the module in a compatible DIMM slot on the motherboard. No additional configuration is typically required beyond ensuring BIOS or firmware support for ECC registered memory. What is the significance of the 3.3V specification? The 3.3V rating indicates the operating voltage for the memory module, which must match the server motherboard’s voltage requirements to ensure proper functionality. How does the 100MHz speed affect performance? The 100MHz frequency determines the memory bus speed and must be supported by the system. It impacts data transfer rates but should be matched with other system components for compatibility.