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Pair of green DDR DIMMs with gold contacts and black chips

Kingston Technology Corp.

Kingston 2GB DDR Desktop RAM Kit 2x1GB DIMM 184-pin 266MHz PC2100 registered ECC

SKU CH-BWFE-PAX43

Registered ECC DDR memory kit for Dell PowerEdge 1750, 2600, 2650 and PowerVault 770N, 775N servers

  • Capacity2GB
  • 2 GB total capacity from two 1 GB modules
  • 184-pin DDR DIMM running at 266 MHz PC2100
  • Registered ECC design protects data integrity
  • Tested for Dell PowerEdge 1750 2600 2650 and PowerVault 770N 775N

2GB DDR registered ECC kit for Dell servers

This kit supplies two 1 GB DIMMs for a total of 2 GB of PC2100 memory. The modules are registered with ECC and use the 184-pin DDR interface at 266 MHz. They are validated for Dell PowerEdge 1750, 2600 and 2650 systems as well as PowerVault 770N and 775N units.

Capacity and headroom

The 2 GB total suits light server workloads and legacy operating systems on the listed platforms. Registered ECC operation adds stability for multi-module configurations. Capacity is limited to the two included DIMMs and the maximum supported by the target Dell chassis. Buyers needing larger memory pools or non-registered modules should look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • 2 GB total capacity from two 1 GB modules
  • 184-pin DDR DIMM running at 266 MHz PC2100
  • Registered ECC design protects data integrity
  • Tested for Dell PowerEdge 1750 2600 2650 and PowerVault 770N 775N

Specifications

Capacity2GB

Questions about this item

Will the 184-pin DIMMs work with the DDR slots on my Dell PowerEdge 1750?

Yes, the kit is built for Dell PowerEdge 1750, 2600 and 2650 systems using 184-pin DDR slots.

How can I confirm the registered ECC modules are running at 266 MHz after installation?

Check the memory speed in the BIOS or a system-information tool; it should report 266 MHz (PC2100) for each 1 GB module.

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