A-Tech 64GB (2x32GB) DDR4 2400 ECC RDIMM 2Rx4 memory upgrade
- 64GB (2 x 32GB)
- 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM
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Eight-module 64 GB DDR4 2133 MHz ECC registered kit for Dell PowerEdge 13th Gen rack servers
Capacity 64GB (8 x 8GB)
Speed DDR4 2133 (PC4 17000)
This 64 GB kit contains eight 8 GB DDR4 2133 MHz registered ECC modules built for Dell PowerEdge R430, R530, R630, R630 XL, R730, R730 XL, R730xd, R730xd XL, R830 and R930 servers. It targets administrators who need to populate all slots in a 13th Gen rack platform with matched single-rank memory. The modules run at 1.2 V with CL15 latency and use major-brand chipsets. They are not compatible with desktop or laptop systems that require unbuffered non-ECC memory.
Each stick is a 288-pin RDIMM so the server must support registered ECC DDR4 and provide enough DIMM sockets for the eight-module kit. Mixing with load-reduced ECC modules is not supported and all installed modules must share the same ECC type. If faster or slower DDR4 modules are already present the system will clock down to the slowest speed. The kit frees administrators from sourcing individual sticks and guarantees matched 1Rx4 rank configuration across every channel.
Registered ECC construction corrects single-bit errors on the fly which helps maintain data integrity during long-running workloads such as virtualisation, database services or compute clusters. The 1.2 V operating voltage keeps power draw predictable across fully populated chassis. Because all eight modules are validated together the kit avoids timing mismatches that can cause instability under continuous load. Buyers who need capacities beyond 64 GB or who run platforms outside the listed Dell 13th Gen models must verify compatibility separately.
| Brand | A-Tech |
|---|---|
| Series | 13th Gen Dell PowerEdge Rack Server Compatible |
| Model | 64GB (8x8GB) 1Rx4 DDR4-2133 RDIMM for Dell PowerEdge R430, R530, R630, R630 XL, R730, R730 XL, R730xd, R730xd XL, R830, R930 |
| Part Number | NE-MS-0063 |
| Capacity | 64GB (8 x 8GB) |
| Type | 288-Pin DDR4 SDRAM |
| Speed | DDR4 2133 (PC4 17000) |
| CAS Latency | CL15 |
| Voltage | 1.20V |
| ECC | Yes |
| Buffered/Registered | Registered |
| Rank | 1Rx4 |
| 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 | Eight Modules |
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The modules are rated for 1.2 V operation, and the server platform supplies that voltage to each DIMM slot.
Registered DDR4 2133 RDIMMs at 1.2 V run passively with no heat spreaders, adding minimal heat and zero acoustic noise inside the chassis.
It is validated for 13th Gen rack models R430, R530, R630, R630 XL, R730, R730 XL, R730xd, R730xd XL, R830 and R930.
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