Name: 33L3147 IBM 2GB Kit 4x512MB 100MHz PC100 ECC DIMM Memory
Brand: IBM
SKU: 33L3147
Price: 1.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (122 reviews)

Product Overview
The 33L3147 IBM 2GB Kit contains four 512MB ECC DIMM modules functioning at 100MHz PC100 speed. It is designed to expand memory in IBM systems that require error-correcting code memory in a DIMM format, helping to improve data reliability within supported platforms.

General Information
Brand	IBM

Technical Information
Memory Capacity	2GB
Memory Technology	SDRAM
Module Type	UDIMM
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
Weight	3.00
Condition	Refurbished

Miscellaneous
Assembly Required	No

Product Description
The 33L3147 IBM 2GB Kit includes four 512MB ECC DIMM modules that operate at 100MHz PC100 speed. This memory kit is intended for use in IBM server and workstation environments that support PC100 ECC DIMMs, offering system memory expansion in a standardized format. This kit typically serves IT professionals and system administrators looking to upgrade or maintain IBM systems with reliable ECC memory designed to reduce data corruption through error detection and correction. Key Features Total capacity of 2GB via four 512MB modules 100MHz PC100 operating frequency ensuring compatibility with PC100 memory slots ECC support to detect and correct common memory errors DIMM form factor for IBM systems Kit configuration optimized for balanced memory channel population This memory kit provides a structured way to increase system memory while maintaining system stability through ECC technology. It fits standard DIMM slots supporting 100MHz PC100 memory modules and is suitable for environments where data integrity is important.

Use Cases
This IBM 33L3147 memory kit is commonly used in IBM servers and workstations that support PC100 ECC DIMM modules. It suits environments where stable and error-checked memory operation is necessary, such as data centers and enterprise IT setups. How It's Used: Upgrading memory capacity in IBM servers requiring PC100 ECC DIMM modules Replacing defective or outdated 512MB DIMM modules in IBM workstations Supporting error-sensitive computing workloads where ECC memory is required Balancing memory channels by installing matched DIMM kits in IBM systems Maintaining IBM hardware compatibility with standardized PC100 memory modules By integrating this kit, IT administrators can maintain system stability and meet memory requirements in IBM environments. It serves as a practical component for memory expansion and system maintenance without altering platform specifications.

FAQ's
What does PC100 mean in this memory kit? PC100 indicates the memory operates at 100MHz front-side bus speed, compatible with systems supporting this standard. It defines the module's speed and timing for proper system function. Is the 33L3147 kit compatible with non-IBM systems? This kit is designed specifically for IBM systems that support PC100 ECC DIMMs. Compatibility with non-IBM systems depends on those systems accepting PC100 ECC DIMMs in the same configuration. What is ECC in this IBM memory? ECC stands for Error Correcting Code. It detects and corrects common types of internal data corruption, enhancing system data integrity during operation. How many modules are included in the 33L3147 kit? The kit includes four individual 512MB DIMM modules, totaling 2GB of memory, intended for installation as a matched set. Can this memory kit be installed individually? The 33L3147 is packaged as a kit of four modules meant to be used together to ensure balanced system memory configuration and optimal operation. What form factor do these memory modules use? The modules utilize the DIMM form factor, compatible with systems designed for PC100 DIMM memory modules.

33L3147 IBM 2GB Kit 4x512MB 100MHz PC100 ECC DIMM Memory

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