OWC 512GB (4×128GB) DDR4 2933 ECC LRDIMM 288-pin CL21 1.2V 4Rx4 kit for Dell PowerEdge R840 R940xa
- 512GB (4 x 128GB)
- 288-Pin DDR4 ECC LR…
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Dual 256 GB DDR4 3200 CL22 ECC load-reduced DIMMs totalling 512 GB for Dell PowerEdge XR11 and XR12 servers
Capacity 512GB (2 x 256GB)
This kit provides 512GB of DDR4 memory in two 256GB modules. It is built as ECC Load Reduced DIMMs for server and workstation platforms. The memory runs at 3200MHz with CL22 timing at 1.2V. It is validated for Dell PowerEdge XR11 and XR12 systems.
This upgrade fits administrators expanding Dell PowerEdge XR11 or XR12 servers that support LRDIMM memory. It will not work in standard desktop computers. It cannot be mixed with unbuffered or registered ECC modules. Buyers needing non-ECC memory or smaller capacities should look elsewhere.
The modules use a 288-pin ECC Load Reduced DIMM form factor with 8Rx4 organisation. This physical and electrical design determines whether the memory installs and operates correctly in the target server. Confirm the platform requires LRDIMM before purchasing.
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Power down the server and open the chassis. Align each 288-pin LRDIMM with its slot, ensuring the notch matches the key, then press firmly until the ejector clips click. The step people get wrong is mixing these ECC Load Reduced modules with unbuffered or registered DIMMs, which prevents the system from booting.
The modules themselves require no scheduled maintenance. Keep the server air filters clean so the 1.2V DIMMs stay within thermal limits. Replacement is only necessary if a module fails or if a future CPU upgrade demands a faster speed than the 3200MHz CL22 rating provides.
The CAS latency of 22 cycles at 3200MHz sets the access latency floor. Under continuous heavy load the memory controller hits this timing boundary before bandwidth or voltage headroom becomes a bottleneck.
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