Axiom
Axiom 7110310-AX 32GB DDR4-2133 ECC LRDIMM server RAM
A 32GB DDR4-2133 ECC LRDIMM module running at 1.20V with CL15 latency for server memory expansion
- 32 GB capacity runs complex apps with 10K MIPS headroom
- 2133 MHz DDR4 speed and CL15 latency deliver responsive data-intensive workloads
- ECC LRDIMM design provides fault tolerance for enterprise reliability
- 20 V operation cuts power draw by 20% versus DDR3
- 288-pin PC4-17000 interface synchronises signals for efficient transfer
Single 32 GB LRDIMM module
This Axiom 7110310-AX module provides 32 GB of DDR4 ECC memory in a single load-reduced DIMM. It operates at 2133 MHz with CL15 latency and a 1.20 V supply. The 288-pin form factor fits server boards that accept LRDIMM population rules.
Sustained enterprise workloads
Load-reduced construction reduces electrical loading on the memory bus, allowing higher capacities per channel without signal degradation. ECC circuitry corrects single-bit errors during continuous operation, protecting data integrity in virtualisation and database tasks. DDR4 architecture delivers 20% lower power draw compared with DDR3 while maintaining 2133 MHz throughput.
Platform verification required
Confirm that your server motherboard and BIOS support LRDIMM technology and 32 GB density per slot. Mixed populations of LRDIMM and standard RDIMM are not supported on most platforms. Buyers who need non-ECC memory or standard RDIMM form factors should select a different module type.
Helstu kostir
- 32 GB capacity runs complex apps with 10K MIPS headroom
- 2133 MHz DDR4 speed and CL15 latency deliver responsive data-intensive workloads
- ECC LRDIMM design provides fault tolerance for enterprise reliability
- 20 V operation cuts power draw by 20% versus DDR3
- 288-pin PC4-17000 interface synchronises signals for efficient transfer
Tæknilýsing
| Brand | Axiom |
|---|---|
| Sendingarþyngd | 0.45 kg |
| Stærð sendingar | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
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How much power does the 1.20 V DDR4 LRDIMM draw when the server runs continuously?
The module operates at 1.20 V, and DDR4 technology reduces power demand by 20 % compared with DDR3, so sustained loads generate less heat and lower cooling requirements.
What motherboard slot and memory standard must my system already support for this 288-pin LRDIMM to function?
The server needs DDR4 memory slots with 288-pin LRDIMM support and must accept ECC registered modules at 2133 MHz.
Will this 2133 MHz CL15 DDR4 module work reliably alongside older DDR3 sticks I might keep in other slots?
No, DDR4 and DDR3 use different pin counts, voltages and signalling; they cannot be mixed in the same system.
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