A-Tech 8GB DDR4 2133MHz ECC RDIMM 1Rx4 CL15 1.2V memory upgrade
- 8GB
- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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16 GB DDR4 ECC registered DIMM for 13th Gen Dell PowerEdge rack servers
Capacity 16GB
Speed DDR4 2133 (PC4 17000)
This 16GB DDR4 2133MHz ECC RDIMM module is built for Dell PowerEdge R430, R530, R630, R630 XL, R730, R730 XL, R730xd, R730xd XL, R830, and R930 rack servers. It targets IT administrators upgrading 13th Gen platforms that require registered, error-correcting memory for stable operation. The single 288-pin DIMM delivers 16GB capacity at 1.20V with CL15 latency. It is not suitable for desktops, laptops, or workstations that only accept non-ECC unbuffered modules.
The module replaces smaller registered DIMMs such as 4GB or 8GB sticks to increase total system memory within the same slot count. The upgrade is worth it when workloads exceed current capacity, causing swapping or limiting virtual machine density. Mixing speeds is possible, though the system will run at the speed of the slowest installed module. ECC Registered and ECC Load Reduced modules cannot be mixed; all populated slots must use matching ECC types for the server to post and operate correctly.
The 2Rx4 dual-rank organisation provides 16GB per slot, letting a fully populated chassis reach higher aggregate memory without adding risers. It comfortably handles virtualisation hosts, database buffers, and multi-tenant applications that benefit from larger working sets. Headroom runs out when the application footprint exceeds the server's maximum supported memory or when the memory controller's rank-per-channel limit is reached, requiring higher-density modules or additional servers to scale further.
| Brand | A-Tech |
|---|---|
| Series | 13th Gen Dell PowerEdge Rack Server Compatible |
| Model | 16GB 2Rx4 DDR4-2133 RDIMM for Dell PowerEdge R430, R530, R630, R630 XL, R730, R730 XL, R730xd, R730xd XL, R830, R930 |
| Part Number | NE-MS-0044 |
| Capacity | 16GB |
| Type | 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM |
| Speed | DDR4 2133 (PC4 17000) |
| CAS Latency | CL15 |
| Voltage | 1.20V |
| ECC | Yes |
| Buffered/Registered | Registered |
| Rank | 2Rx4 |
| Chipset | Major Brand Chipset |
| Heat Spreader | No |
| Compatible System | Dell PowerEdge R430, R530, R630, R630 XL, R730, R730 XL, R730xd, R730xd XL, R830, R930 | 13th Gen Rack Servers |
| Option | Compatible with Dell PowerEdge R430, R530, R630, R630 XL, R730, R730 XL, R730xd, R730xd XL, R830, R930 |
| Features | Designed for Dell PowerEdge R430, R530, R630, R630 XL, R730, R730 XL, R730xd, R730xd XL, R830, R930 |
| Package Content | One Module |
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Yes, the module is built to the 288-pin DDR4 RDIMM form factor used by all listed 13th Gen PowerEdge servers including the R730.
Align the notch with the slot key, press straight down until both retention clips click, then verify in the BIOS that the module shows as registered ECC at 2133 MHz.
Replace it if the system logs correctable ECC errors that exceed the platform threshold or if diagnostics report a hard memory failure on this DIMM.
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