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Product Overview |
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The 501-7385-01 Sun 512MB 100MHz PC100 ECC 7ns 2 DIMM Memory module provides reliable error-correcting PC100 SDRAM for Sun Microsystems systems. It features a 512MB capacity, 7ns access time, and comes in a 2 DIMM form factor tailored to specific Sun hardware configurations. |
General Information |
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| Brand | Sun Microsystems |
Technical Information |
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| Memory Capacity | 512MB |
| Memory Technology | SDRAM |
| RAM Standard | PC100 |
| Pin Count | 168-Pin |
| Error Correction | ECC |
| Voltage | 3.3V |
Performance |
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| Bus Speed | 100MHz |
| Bandwidth | 800 MB/s |
| Native Speed | 100MHz |
| CAS | 7ns |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The 501-7385-01 Sun Microsystems memory module provides 512MB of PC100 SDRAM designed for Sun systems requiring ECC memory for error detection and correction. Operating at 100MHz with a 7 nanosecond access time, it suits computing environments that prioritize memory reliability and stability. This module comes in a 2 DIMM configuration, facilitating installation in compatible Sun workstation or server platforms. Key Features
This memory module helps maintain system stability by reducing the risk of data corruption through its ECC capability. It is intended for environments where data integrity is critical, such as professional workstations and servers running Sun Microsystems hardware. |
Use Cases |
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This Sun Microsystems memory module is typically used in Sun workstations and servers where ECC memory is required to maintain data integrity. It supports environments handling critical applications that benefit from error correction and stable memory performance. How It's Used:
The module helps ensure operational reliability by providing error correction and suitable speed for compatible Sun systems. It plays a role in sustaining workload consistency where memory faults could disrupt critical processes. |
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