Name: MT36JSZF1G72PZ-1G4D1DD Micron 8GB DDR3-1333 CL9 ECC RDIMM Memory
Brand: Micron
SKU: MT36JSZF1G72PZ-1G4D1DD
Price: 1.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (122 reviews)

Product Overview
The MT36JSZF1G72PZ-1G4D1DD Micron memory module is an 8GB DDR3-1333 ECC RDIMM designed for server and workstation applications. It features error-correcting code functionality, a CAS Latency of 9, and a registered DIMM form factor, ensuring data integrity and compatibility with systems requiring ECC registered memory.

General Information
Brand	Micron

Technical Information
Memory Capacity	8GB
Memory Technology	DDR3
Module Type	RDIMM
RAM Standard	PC3-10600
Pin Count	240-Pin
Error Correction	ECC
Rank	2Rx4
Voltage	1.5V

Performance
Bus Speed	1333 MT/s
Bandwidth	10667 MB/s
Native Speed	1333 MHz
CAS	9

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00
Condition	Refurbished

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

Product Description
The MT36JSZF1G72PZ-1G4D1DD from Micron is an 8GB DDR3-1333 ECC RDIMM memory module designed to provide stable and error-corrected memory performance in server and workstation systems. It supports ECC functionality to detect and correct common types of internal data corruption, which is critical for maintaining data integrity in enterprise environments. This memory module operates at a frequency of 1333 MHz with a CAS Latency of 9, balancing speed and latency for compatible systems. Its registered DIMM design helps reduce electrical load, making it suitable for multi-processor systems. Key Features 8GB capacity DDR3 memory at 1333 MHz speed Error-Correcting Code (ECC) support for data integrity Registered DIMM (RDIMM) form factor CAS Latency of 9 (CL9) Optimized for server and workstation use This memory module is intended for use in systems requiring ECC and registered memory features, such as servers and professional workstations. Its specifications ensure compatibility with platforms that support DDR3 ECC RDIMM modules operating at 1333 MHz with CL9 timing.

Use Cases
This Micron 8GB DDR3-1333 CL9 ECC RDIMM memory module is typically used in enterprise servers and professional workstations where data reliability and system stability are essential. It is suited for environments that demand error correction and support for registered DIMMs, including multi-processor configurations. How It's Used: Installed in server motherboards requiring ECC registered DDR3 memory Used in workstations handling critical data processing tasks Deployed in multi-processor systems to manage electrical load effectively Utilized in environments prioritizing data integrity and error correction Applied in IT infrastructure requiring 8GB DDR3 memory modules at 1333 MHz speed In operation, this memory helps maintain system stability and data accuracy in workloads sensitive to memory errors. It supports IT setups where ECC and registered DIMM features are necessary to meet performance and reliability standards.

FAQ's
What does ECC mean in this memory module? ECC stands for Error-Correcting Code, which allows the memory to detect and correct common data corruption, helping ensure data integrity in critical systems. Is the MT36JSZF1G72PZ-1G4D1DD compatible with all DDR3 motherboards? This module is compatible with motherboards that support DDR3 registered DIMMs with ECC at 1333 MHz. It is not suitable for non-registered or non-ECC DDR3 slots. What is the significance of the CL9 latency? CL9 indicates a CAS Latency of 9 clock cycles, representing the delay time between a memory request and data availability, which affects memory timing and performance. Can this module be used in desktop computers? This module is designed primarily for servers and workstations that support ECC registered memory and may not be compatible with most standard desktop systems. What does RDIMM mean in this context? RDIMM stands for Registered DIMM, which uses a register to reduce electrical load on the memory controller, improving stability in systems with multiple memory modules. Does this module support multi-processor systems? Yes, the registered DIMM design helps support multi-processor configurations by stabilizing memory signals across multiple modules.