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IBM 4GB ECC Registered DDR3 1333 (PC3 10600) System Specific Memory Model 49Y1407
- DDR3 1333 (PC3 10600)
- ECC Registered
- CAS Latency CL9
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IBM 49Y1407 is the perfect upgrade to boost the performance of your sever. It features DDR3 1333 offering fast data transfer speed and Cas Latency of 9 offering minimum latency for smooth response. It's compatible with most IBM systems (check specific information in our Details section).
Ibm - Ddr3 - 4 Gb - Dimm 240-Pin Ibm - Ddr3 - 4 Gb - Dimm 240-Pin - 1333 Mhz/ Pc3-10600 - Cl9 - 1.35 V - Registered - Ecc - For Flex System X240 Compute Node; System X3300 M4; X35Xx M4; X3690 X5; X36Xx M4; X3850 X5
DDR3 1333DDR3 1333 delivers up to 10.6GB/s memory bandwidth, perfect for data intensive server.
Error Checking and Correcting TechnologyWith on-board ECC (Error Checking and Correcting) capability, the IBM 49Y1407 memory reduces the chance of fatal system downtime to the minimum by checking and correcting bit errors during data transfer, ensuring maximum system reliability.
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DDR3 1333DDR3 1333 delivers up to 10.6GB/s memory bandwidth, perfect for data intensive server.
Error Checking and Correcting TechnologyWith on-board ECC (Error Checking and Correcting) capability, the IBM 49Y1407 memory reduces the chance of fatal system downtime to the minimum by checking and correcting bit errors during data transfer, ensuring maximum system reliability.