OWC 16GB DDR4 3200MHz CL22 1.2V 260pin SODIMM Alienware X17 R1
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A-Tech
A 128 GB DDR4 2666 MHz ECC registered RDIMM kit of four 32 GB modules for iMac Pro Late 2017
This 128 GB kit supplies four 32 GB DDR4 2666 MHz ECC registered RDIMM modules built for the iMac Pro (Late 2017). It matches the Apple order number MQ2Y2LL/A and model identifiers iMacPro1,1 and A1862 (EMC 3144). The kit targets professionals who need maximum supported capacity for video editing, 3D rendering or scientific workloads on this specific workstation.
Each module operates at 1.20 V without a heat spreader, relying on the iMac Pro internal airflow for cooling. Registered ECC architecture adds minimal latency overhead while maintaining signal integrity at 2666/2667 MHz. Power draw scales with all four slots populated, but the system firmware manages voltage and refresh rates automatically under normal workloads.
This kit replaces the factory-installed memory when the original capacity is lower than 128 GB or when modules have failed. The jump is worthwhile when applications report memory pressure or when virtual memory swaps degrade throughput. It does not suit users who need higher frequencies, non-ECC modules or compatibility with other Mac models.
| Brand | A-Tech |
|---|---|
| Series | A-Tech DDR4 Apple Mac RAM Memory Upgrades |
| Capacity | 128GB (4 x 32GB) |
| Speed | DDR4 2666 (PC4 21300) |
| Voltage | 1.20V |
| ECC | Yes |
| Buffered/Registered | Registered |
| Rank | 2Rx4 |
| Chipset | Major Brand Chipset |
| Heat Spreader | No |
| Compatible System | Apple Mac Systems |
| Features | Major Brand Chips |
Power off and unplug the iMac Pro, lay it face-down on a soft surface, remove the memory access door, eject the existing modules by pressing the side levers, then insert each 288-pin RDIMM until the levers click — the step most people miss is pressing both levers simultaneously so the module seats fully.
The modules have no heat spreader and no moving parts, so no routine maintenance is required; replacement is only needed if a module fails, which is covered by the manufacturer's lifetime warranty.
The memory controller in the iMac Pro Late 2017 caps the speed at 2666 MHz, so sustained workloads hit the bandwidth ceiling of the PC4-21300 specification before any thermal or voltage limit is reached.
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