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Product Overview |
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The IBM 33L5039 1GB DDR ECC Registered 184-Pin RDIMM Memory module is designed to deliver error-correcting capabilities essential for server applications. It incorporates DDR technology and a registered DIMM architecture, fitting 184-pin slots found in compatible IBM servers, ensuring data integrity and system stability. |
General Information |
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| Brand | IBM |
Technical Information |
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| Memory Capacity | 1GB |
| Memory Technology | DDR |
| Module Type | RDIMM |
| Pin Count | 184-Pin |
| Error Correction | ECC |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Miscellaneous |
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| Assembly Required | No |
Product Description |
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The IBM 33L5039 is a 1GB DDR ECC Registered RDIMM memory module designed for server environments that require error detection and correction capabilities. This module utilizes 184 pins and fits into compatible server memory slots, providing stable system operation by reducing data corruption risks. Typically used in enterprise servers, this memory module is suited for IT professionals and system administrators managing server hardware to ensure data integrity and consistent performance. Key Features
This memory module plays a critical role in maintaining server reliability by detecting and correcting memory errors that could lead to system crashes or data loss. Its registered design supports stable operation in multi-processor and high-memory configurations common in enterprise environments. |
Use Cases |
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The IBM 33L5039 memory module is typically deployed in enterprise server systems requiring error correction and stable memory operation under heavy workloads. It benefits IT environments where data integrity and uptime are critical, such as data centers and virtualization hosts. How It's Used:
This memory module supports the operational stability of servers by correcting memory errors and maintaining consistent data flow, which is essential for workloads sensitive to memory faults. It helps prevent system failures related to memory issues in demanding IT infrastructures. |
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