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Green DDR5 UDIMM module with black chips and gold contacts

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Brute Networks SNP29NJ4C/8G Dell 8GB DDR5-4800 1Rx16 non-ECC UDIMM server RAM

SKU CH-FEVP-74G7C

8GB DDR5-4800 1Rx16 non-ECC UDIMM, Dell SNP29NJ4C/8G compatible for server upgrades

  • Capacity8GB
  • Rank1Rx16
  • ChipsetMajor Brand Chipset
  • DDR5-4800 speed delivers 38400 MT/s bandwidth
  • 1Rx16 layout packs 8GB into a single rank
  • Non-ECC UDIMM suits standard Dell server boards
  • 100% Dell compatible per SNP29NJ4C/8G spec
  • Lifetime warranty backs long-term reliability

Dell-Compatible DDR5 UDIMM

This module is an 8GB DDR5-4800 UDIMM built to match Dell part number SNP29NJ4C/8G. It uses a 1Rx16 non-ECC layout with PC5-38400 speed and Major Brand Chipset components for server workloads.

Suitable for single-slot upgrades

Fits administrators expanding Dell servers that accept non-ECC UDIMMs at this data rate and rank configuration. Builders who require ECC error correction, registered DIMMs, higher capacities or different speeds should look elsewhere.

PC5-38400 DDR5-4800 rating

The PC5-38400 DDR5-4800 rating is the single specification that determines whether this module matches the memory bus and timing requirements of the target Dell platform.

Highlights

  • DDR5-4800 speed delivers 38400 MT/s bandwidth
  • 1Rx16 layout packs 8GB into a single rank
  • Non-ECC UDIMM suits standard Dell server boards
  • 100% Dell compatible per SNP29NJ4C/8G spec
  • Lifetime warranty backs long-term reliability

Specifications

BrandDell
Capacity8GB
Rank1Rx16
ChipsetMajor Brand Chipset

Questions about this item

Will the 1Rx16 DDR5 module need any firmware updates or heat-spreader replacement over its lifetime?

The module is a standard non-ECC UDIMM with no firmware and no user-serviceable heat spreader; it runs for the life of the server without maintenance.

What speed ceiling appears first when the DIMM runs at full 4800 MT/s continuously?

The JEDEC DDR5-4800 rating is the hard limit; sustained workloads cannot push the stick beyond PC5-38400 bandwidth.

How much extra heat or power does an 8 GB 1Rx16 DDR5 stick add when the server runs all day?

At the standard DDR5 voltage the 8 GB module draws only a few watts and adds minimal heat to the chassis airflow.

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