Question 1

What is the speed of this memory module?

Accepted Answer

The speed of this memory module is DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800).

Question 2

Can this memory module be used in a server environment?

Accepted Answer

Yes, this memory module is designed for server environments.

Question 3

I built my own Win 7 Pro 64-bit PC a few years back (and have done some upgrades since). I need to replace the RAM since the sticks I have are 6 years old and I am starting to get sudden and weird BSOD errors. I did some Windows Mem Checks and seems OK, but after extensive research online, the RAM seems to be causing this many BSOD errors, all of a sudden.

These mem sticks are "system specific" memory/RAM. Will these work on my PC, given the Motherboard matches the specs (DDR3, 240-pin, etc etc)??? This "system specific" thing threw me off. Thanks! :) Chris

Ps. Is this RAM Dual Channel? Should be, right...? Thanks!

Ps.2 do they come with any kind of cooling fins or anything? Hummm...

Accepted Answer

The Black Diamond Memory 32GB (2 x 16GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM is compatible with systems that require DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) memory and 240-pin configuration. The memory is ECC Registered and specifically designed for Dell systems, particularly server models like Dell PowerEdge. It is not mentioned whether this RAM is dual channel or if it comes with cooling fins.

Question 4

I built my own PC. I need to replace the RAM since ithe sticks I have are 6 years old and I am starting to get sudden and weird BSOD errors. I did some Windows Mem Checvks and seems OK, but after extensive research online, the RAM seems ot be causing this many BSOD errors, all of a sudden.

These mem sticks are "system specific memory/RAM". Will it work on my PC. given the Motherboard matches the specs (DDR3, 240-pin, etc etc)??? This "system specific" thing threw me off. Thanks! :) Chris

Ps. Is this RAM Dual Channel? Should be, right...? Thanks!
Ps.2 do they come with any kind of cooling fins or anything? Hummm...

Accepted Answer

The Black Diamond Memory 32GB (2 x 16GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM is designed as server memory and is compatible with Dell systems. It is ECC Registered memory, and typically, 'system specific' refers to compatibility with specific systems, often servers. If your motherboard supports DDR3, 240-pin, and ECC Registered memory, it should theoretically work, but do verify your motherboard's compatibility with ECC Registered memory. Yes, the RAM is dual-channel as it comes in a 2 x 16GB configuration.

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