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370-ADKZ Dell 32GB Pc4-19200 Ecc DDR4 2400mhz SDRAM 288-Pin Registered Ram | Brand New

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370-ADKZ 32GB 1X32GB Pc4-19200 Cl17 Ecc 2400mhz Dual Rank X4 DDR4 SDRAM Registered 288-Pin Dimm Memory Module for Server | Made by Dell | Brand New

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SKU: 370-ADKZ-2 Category: 32GB Brand: Dell

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288-Pin Design and Compatibility of Dell 32GB 2400MHz PC4-19200 Ecc Registered DDR4 SDRAM

The 288-pin design of the Dell 32GB 2400MHz PC4-19200 Ecc Registered DDR4 SDRAM refers to the number and arrangement of connectors on the memory module that connect it to the motherboard. DDR4 memory uses a 288-pin design, which is different from the 240-pin design used by DDR3 memory. This means that DDR4 memory is not compatible with motherboards that only support DDR3 memory.

Dell 32GB 2400MHz PC4-19200 Ecc Registered DDR4 SDRAM is compatible with motherboards that support DDR4 memory and have 288-pin memory slots. It’s important to check the memory compatibility with your motherboard and system before purchasing.

Additionally, the memory module needs to match the system’s clock speed, voltage and channel configuration. The clock speed of the memory is 2400MHz, which is fast, this means the system should support this clock speed, if not the memory will run at a slower clock speed. The voltage of the memory is 1.2V, which is standard for DDR4 memory, but if the system doesn’t support this voltage it could cause damage. The channel configuration is Dual channel, which requires two or more memory modules to work together to improve performance. Make sure the system supports this configuration.

Registered Ram Technology Explained in Dell 32GB 2400MHz PC4-19200 Ecc Registered DDR4 SDRAM

The “Registered” technology in the Dell 32GB 2400MHz PC4-19200 Ecc Registered DDR4 SDRAM refers to a specific type of memory module that includes additional logic to help manage the memory. This logic, known as a register, acts as a buffer between the memory controller and the memory module. The register stores information about the memory module, such as its size and speed, and also helps to coordinate the flow of data between the memory controller and the memory module.

Benefits of using registered memory include:

Improved scalability: Registered memory modules are designed to support larger memory configurations, which means that systems can handle more data and can be upgraded to handle more data in the future.
Enhanced reliability: Registered memory includes additional error-checking and correction capabilities, which can help to reduce the risk of data corruption and system crashes.
Better performance: The additional logic in registered memory can help to improve data access and processing times, which can lead to faster system performance.
Compatibility: Registered memory is typically used in servers, workstations, and other high-end systems, which helps to ensure compatibility and stability in these types of systems.

Keep in mind that Registered memory is typically used in systems that need to support large amounts of memory and that are critical to the operation of the business. This memory is also typically more expensive than unregistered memory.

Comparison of Dell 32GB 2400MHz PC4-19200 Ecc Registered DDR4 SDRAM with Other Memory Types

Dell 32GB 2400MHz PC4-19200 Ecc Registered DDR4 SDRAM can be compared to other types of memory in terms of speed, capacity, and technology.

Speed: Compared to DDR3 memory, DDR4 memory has a faster clock speed and data transfer rate, which can lead to improved performance and faster data access and processing times. For example, DDR3 memory typically has a clock speed of 1333 MHz to 1600 MHz while DDR4 memory can have a clock speed of 2133 MHz to 3200 MHz.
Capacity: DDR4 memory is available in larger capacities than DDR3 memory. For example, DDR3 memory is typically available in capacities up to 16GB, while DDR4 memory can be found in capacities up to 64GB or more.
Technology: DDR4 memory includes several technological advancements over DDR3 memory, such as a lower voltage requirements (1.2V vs 1.5V) and improved error-checking and correction capabilities. Additionally, registered memory includes additional logic to help manage the memory.
Cost: DDR4 memory is typically more expensive than DDR3 memory, due to its increased speed and capacity as well as the added features and technologies.

It’s worth noting that DDR4 memory is not compatible with motherboards that only support DDR3 memory, and also the choice of memory type should be based on the system’s requirements and compatibility.

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