Name: 370-6038 Sun Microsystems 256MB DDR ECC Registered 184-Pin RDIMM
Brand: Sun Microsystems
SKU: 370-6038
Price: 104.76 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (129 reviews)

Product Overview
The 370-6038 Sun 256MB DDR ECC Registered 184-Pin RDIMM Memory module provides 256MB of DDR memory with ECC registered technology. It is built to fit into Sun Microsystems server systems using a 184-pin RDIMM slot, supporting error correcting code to enhance data integrity and system stability.

General Information
Brand	Sun Microsystems

Technical Information
Memory Technology	DDR
Module Type	RDIMM
RAM Standard	PC-2100
Pin Count	184-Pin
Error Correction	ECC
Voltage	2.5V

Performance
Bus Speed	266MHz
Bandwidth	2100 MB/s
Native Speed	DDR-266
CAS	2.5

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00
Condition	Refurbished

Miscellaneous
Assembly Required	No

Product Description
The 370-6038 Sun 256MB DDR ECC Registered 184-Pin RDIMM Memory is designed to provide stable and error-checked memory capacity for Sun Microsystems server systems. This registered DIMM module supports DDR memory technology combined with ECC (Error Correcting Code) for enhanced data reliability. Typically used in Sun server environments, this memory module fits into systems requiring 184-pin RDIMM memory modules to maintain system performance and data integrity during operation. System administrators and IT professionals managing Sun Microsystems servers can use this memory to maintain or upgrade server memory capacity. Key Features 256MB DDR memory capacity ECC Registered DIMM for error detection and correction 184-pin RDIMM form factor compatible with Sun server slots Designed specifically for Sun Microsystems server platforms Supports registered memory architecture for system stability This memory module plays a role in improving server reliability by reducing memory errors and ensuring consistent operation of Sun Microsystems systems. Its registered ECC design helps in maintaining data accuracy critical for server workloads.

Use Cases
This memory module is typically used in Sun Microsystems server environments where ECC registered memory is required to maintain data integrity and system stability. It is suitable for workloads that demand reliable memory operation, such as enterprise applications or database servers running on compatible Sun hardware. How It's Used: Upgrading memory capacity in Sun Microsystems servers requiring 184-pin RDIMM modules Replacing faulty memory in Sun server systems to restore error-correcting functionality Deploying in enterprise server environments needing registered ECC memory for data integrity Supporting database or transaction processing servers where memory errors must be minimized Maintaining legacy Sun server infrastructure with compatible DDR RDIMM memory Overall, this module serves to ensure stable and error-checked memory operation in Sun server platforms, contributing to consistent server performance and reliability in critical environments.

FAQ's
What type of memory is the 370-6038? The 370-6038 is a 256MB DDR ECC Registered memory module designed for Sun Microsystems servers. It uses DDR technology combined with ECC for error correction. What does ECC Registered mean for this memory? ECC Registered memory includes error checking and correction capabilities along with a register that buffers memory commands, improving data integrity and system stability. Which servers are compatible with the 370-6038? The module is compatible with Sun Microsystems servers that support 184-pin DDR ECC Registered DIMMs. Compatibility depends on the specific server model and its memory slot specifications. How many pins does this DIMM have? This memory module features a 184-pin RDIMM form factor, which is standard for certain Sun Microsystems server memory slots. Can this memory be used in non-Sun servers? The 370-6038 is designed specifically for Sun Microsystems servers and may not be compatible with other server brands due to form factor and firmware requirements. Is this memory module registered or unbuffered? The 370-6038 is a registered DIMM, meaning it includes a register to help stabilize memory signals in server environments.