Name: 45D1787 IBM 8GB DDR2 Chipkill 276-Pin CDIMM Memory Module
Brand: IBM
SKU: 45D1787
Price: 1.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (122 reviews)

Product Overview
The 45D1787 IBM 8GB DDR2 Chipkill 276-Pin CDIMM Memory is a specialized memory module that provides 8GB of DDR2 RAM with Chipkill error correction technology. Designed for IBM servers and workstations, it fits into a 276-pin CDIMM slot and enhances data reliability by detecting and correcting memory errors during operation.

General Information
Brand	IBM

Technical Information
Memory Capacity	8GB
Memory Technology	DDR2
Module Type	RDIMM
RAM Standard	PC2-5300
Error Correction	Chipkill ECC
Rank	Dual-Rank
Voltage	1.8V

Performance
Bus Speed	667 MHz
Bandwidth	5300 MB/s
Native Speed	667 MHz
CAS	CL5

Physical Characteristics
Package	FBGA
Weight	3.00
Condition	Refurbished

Miscellaneous
Eco Friendly	Yes
Compliance Standards	WEEE, RoHS
Assembly Required	No

Product Description
The 45D1787 IBM 8GB DDR2 Chipkill 276-Pin CDIMM Memory module provides high-capacity memory designed specifically for compatible IBM hardware. It operates using DDR2 technology and incorporates Chipkill error correction to improve data integrity during operation. This memory module is primarily used in IBM servers and workstations that support 276-pin CDIMM form factors, catering to IT environments requiring robust and stable memory performance. Key Features 8GB capacity using DDR2 memory technology Incorporates Chipkill error correction for improved fault tolerance Uses a 276-pin CDIMM form factor for compatible IBM systems Designed specifically for IBM server and workstation platforms Supports data integrity in critical computing environments This memory module plays a vital role in maintaining system stability and data accuracy in IBM systems. Its error correction capabilities help reduce system crashes and memory-related errors, making it suitable for mission-critical workloads where data integrity is essential.

Use Cases
This memory module is typically used in IBM enterprise servers and high-end workstations where data integrity and system stability are critical. It supports workloads that require large memory capacity and robust error correction to prevent system failures. How It's Used: Installed in IBM servers requiring 8GB DDR2 memory modules Used in workstations with 276-pin CDIMM slots to expand RAM capacity Employed in environments demanding error-correcting memory for data accuracy Deployed in data centers to support critical applications with memory fault tolerance Utilized in legacy IBM systems compatible with DDR2 Chipkill memory technology The 45D1787 memory module contributes to maintaining system uptime and data accuracy in operational environments where memory reliability impacts overall performance. It addresses error correction needs within compatible IBM platforms without requiring additional configuration.

FAQ's
What type of memory is the 45D1787? It is an 8GB DDR2 memory module with Chipkill error correction, designed for IBM systems. What does Chipkill technology do? Chipkill enhances error correction by detecting and correcting multiple memory bit errors, improving data integrity in critical applications. Which form factor does this memory use? The module uses a 276-pin Compact Dual Inline Memory Module (CDIMM) form factor compatible with specific IBM platforms. Is the 45D1787 compatible with all IBM servers? It is compatible only with IBM servers and workstations that support 276-pin DDR2 CDIMM memory modules with Chipkill technology. Does this module require special installation steps? Installation follows standard procedures for 276-pin CDIMM memory in supported IBM systems without additional configuration. Can it be used to upgrade existing memory? Yes, when the system supports 8GB DDR2 Chipkill 276-pin CDIMM modules, it can be used to expand or replace memory.

45D1787 IBM 8GB DDR2 Chipkill 276-Pin CDIMM Memory Module

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General Information

Technical Information

Performance

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Miscellaneous

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