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NEMIX RAM 128GB (8X16GB) DDR3 1600MHZ PC3-12800 2Rx4 1.5V 240-PIN ECC RDIMM Registered Server Memory KIT
- NEMIX RAM is a Distributor and Manufacturer of Computer Memory and Storage Upgrades. Specializing in Enterprise Storage RAM for Servers and Workstations along with all Standard and Specialty ECC Memory for NAS & PC/Mac based Computers and Laptops.
- Our Memory Delivers Enhanced Performance: No Doubt about it, Memory Upgrades are the Easiest, Most Cost Effective Way to Speed Up, Maximize and Boost the Overall Performance of Your Computing Environment.
- Simple Installation: Typically you can Easily Upgrade the Memory Yourself in a couple of Minutes. Always Refer to your Owners Manual for Detailed Instructions.
- Our Commitment: To Provide only the Best, Highest Quality, Computer Memory Products in the Industry. Back them with a Lifetime Replacement Warranty, and offer Top Tier Support from a Seasoned IT Support Staff that Completely Understands Memory Upgrades.
- Once You Install NEMIX RAM You Won't need Anything Else.
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NEMIX RAM 128GB (8X16GB) DDR3 1600MHZ PC3-12800 2Rx4 1.5V 240-PIN ECC RDIMM Registered Server Memory KIT
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The NEMIX RAM MR12800-624K8 is a 128GB kit of eight 16GB DDR3-1600 ECC registered DIMMs, suited to compatible servers and workstations that support 240-pin, 2Rx4 RDIMMs.
Recommended For
- Owners of a compatible DDR3 server, such as a Dell PowerEdge R720/R720xd, who need to expand memory for virtual machines or consolidate multiple server workloads. Confirm the system supports 16GB, 1600 MT/s, 2Rx4 RDIMMs and the intended eight-DIMM configuration.
- Homelab builders running a compatible DDR3 RDIMM server who want memory for several VMs, containers, or test environments on one host; community examples describe using 128GB-class DDR3 systems for virtualized services and lab work.
- Operators upgrading an older compatible server used for NAS or storage services who have a specific need for more memory—for example, to support multiple services or give a ZFS-based setup more room for cache. Check the server’s memory rules before choosing capacity or population.
- Maintainers of supported DDR3 servers who need a matched eight-module upgrade to reach 128GB, rather than adding one or two DIMMs to a smaller system. The kit’s 16GB 2Rx4 RDIMMs match configurations supported by some period servers, but compatibility is model-specific.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- On a compatible DDR3 server running Proxmox, ESXi, or Hyper-V, an administrator can allocate memory across several virtual machines; if the host was running short on RAM, the extra capacity can reduce memory pressure, though CPU and storage still affect performance.
- In a TrueNAS or other ZFS file server, the added memory gives the system more room for its RAM-based read cache, which may help serve frequently accessed files from memory instead of the storage pool.
- For a home lab built around an older Xeon server, a 128GB memory configuration can provide headroom to host services such as file sharing, media software, and test VMs on one machine rather than splitting them across smaller systems.
- On a compatible server running a database or memory cache, additional RAM can keep more of the active working set in memory, potentially reducing disk reads when the workload was previously constrained by memory capacity.