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370-ADOR Dell 16GB Pc4-21300 2666mhz Ecc DDR4 SDRAM 288-Pin Registered Ram | Brand New

Name: 370-ADOR Dell 16GB Pc4-21300 2666mhz Ecc DDR4 SDRAM 288-Pin Registered Ram | Brand New
Brand: Dell
SKU: 370-ADOR-3
Availability: InStock

$55.00

370-ADOR 16GB 1X16GB Pc4-21300 Cl19 2666mhz Ecc 2rx8 1.2v Dual Rank Registered DDR4 SDRAM 288-Pin Rdimm Genuine Memory Module for Server | Made by Dell | Brand New

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SKU: 370-ADOR-3 Category: 16GB Brand: Dell

Description

Introduction

The 370-ADOR Dell 16GB PC4-21300 2666MHz ECC DDR4 SDRAM 288-pin registered RAM is a type of computer memory module that is designed for use in servers and workstations that require high-performance and reliability. This RAM module is specifically designed for Dell servers and workstations, and it is compatible with a wide range of Dell systems.

The term “PC4” in the product name refers to the fourth generation of DDR RAM, which stands for Double Data Rate Random Access Memory. DDR4 is the latest standard for computer memory and is faster and more power-efficient than its predecessors.

The “21300” in the product name refers to the memory module’s maximum transfer rate, which is 21.3GB/s. This means that the module can transfer data at a rate of up to 21.3 billion bytes per second, which is a significant improvement over older DDR3 modules.

The “2666MHz” in the product name refers to the memory module’s clock speed, which is 2666 megahertz. This is the frequency at which the RAM operates and determines how quickly it can transfer data to and from the CPU.

The term “ECC” stands for Error Correction Code, which is a type of memory that is designed to detect and correct errors that can occur during data transmission. This feature ensures that data is stored and transmitted accurately, which is essential for critical applications such as financial transactions, scientific simulations, and database management.

Finally, the “288-pin registered” designation refers to the physical design of the memory module. The module has 288 pins that connect it to the motherboard, and it uses registered memory technology, which improves memory stability and reduces electrical load on the memory controller.

Troubleshooting Tips

If you are experiencing issues with your 370-ADOR Dell 16GB Pc4-21300 2666mhz Ecc DDR4 SDRAM 288-Pin Registered Ram, here are some troubleshooting tips that you can try:

Verify Compatibility: First, make sure that the RAM is compatible with your system. Check the documentation of your computer or motherboard to ensure that the RAM is the correct type and speed for your system.
Reseat the RAM: Ensure that the RAM is seated properly in the motherboard. Turn off the computer and unplug it, then remove the RAM and reinsert it into the slot, making sure that it is fully seated and the locking clips are in place.
Clean the RAM: Sometimes, the contacts on the RAM module can get dirty or corroded, which can cause connectivity issues. Use a soft, dry cloth to clean the contacts of the RAM module, being careful not to apply too much pressure.
Test Each Module Individually: If you have multiple RAM modules installed, remove all but one and test each module individually. This can help you isolate the problematic module if there is one.
Check the Motherboard: If none of the above steps resolve the issue, there may be a problem with the motherboard. Check the documentation of the motherboard to see if there are any specific troubleshooting steps for RAM issues.
Run Diagnostic Tools: Many computer manufacturers offer diagnostic tools that can help identify hardware problems. Check the manufacturer’s website for any tools or utilities that can help diagnose RAM issues.
Replace the RAM: If all else fails, you may need to replace the RAM module. If the module is under warranty, contact the manufacturer for a replacement. If not, purchase a new module and follow the steps for installation.

Advanced Data Protection

Advanced Data Protection (ADP) is a feature available on certain Dell PowerEdge servers and related components, including memory modules like the Dell 16GB PC4-21300 2666MHz ECC DDR4 SDRAM 288-pin registered RAM (part number 370-ADOR).

ADP is a set of security and reliability features designed to protect data and prevent errors in memory and storage subsystems. It includes several sub-features, such as:

Data Patrol Scrubbing: This feature performs background checks on the memory to detect and correct errors that may have occurred due to various causes, such as cosmic radiation or electromagnetic interference.
Patrol Read: This feature scans the memory periodically to detect and correct any errors that may have occurred since the last check.
Memory Mirroring: This feature duplicates memory contents across multiple memory modules, providing redundancy and fault tolerance. If one module fails, the system can continue to operate without losing data.
Memory Sparing: This feature reserves some memory capacity as a backup, which can be used to replace faulty memory modules without interrupting system operation.

By incorporating ADP into their servers and components, Dell aims to provide customers with more reliable and secure computing solutions. The Dell 16GB PC4-21300 2666MHz ECC DDR4 SDRAM 288-pin registered RAM with ADP can help ensure data integrity and reduce the risk of data loss or corruption in enterprise environments.

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