Kingston Technology Corp.
Kingston Technology Corp. Value RAM 8GB 1333MHz DDR3L ECC Registered DIMM 1.35V
8GB DDR3L ECC registered DIMM running at 1333MHz with 1.35V operation and CL9 timing
- ECC protection catches data errors
- Registered design stabilises heavy workloads
- 1333 MHz DDR3 speed handles everyday tasks
- 35 V DDR3L voltage reduces power draw
- 240-pin DIMM fits standard desktop slots
Value RAM 8GB DDR3L Registered DIMM
This single 8 GB DDR3L module runs at 1333 MHz with CL9 latency and a 1.35 V operating voltage. It uses a 240-pin registered ECC design built with DR x8 chips and includes thermal sensing. The stick is 100-percent tested to meet industry-standard specifications for desktop systems.
Suits servers and workstations needing registered
Builders who need unbuffered non-ECC modules for standard consumer motherboards should look elsewhere. Systems that cannot accept registered DIMMs or that require higher speeds than 1333 MHz will not be compatible with this unit.
Straightforward installation in a 240-pin DDR3 slot
Align the notch, press firmly until the latches click, and ensure the platform supports registered ECC at 1.35 V. The most common issue is installing the module in a board that only accepts unbuffered memory, which prevents the system from posting.
商品特色
- ECC protection catches data errors
- Registered design stabilises heavy workloads
- 1333 MHz DDR3 speed handles everyday tasks
- 35 V DDR3L voltage reduces power draw
- 240-pin DIMM fits standard desktop slots
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商品問答
Does my motherboard need a 240-pin DDR3 slot that supports 1.35 V registered ECC modules for this 8 GB stick to work?
Yes, the module is a 240-pin DDR3L registered ECC DIMM that runs at 1.35 V, so the board must accept that voltage and registered ECC memory.
Can I add this 1333 MHz CL9 registered ECC module to a system that already has unbuffered non-ECC DDR3 memory installed?
No, registered ECC memory cannot be mixed with unbuffered non-ECC modules; the motherboard must support registered ECC for all populated slots.
After installation, how can I confirm the module is running at 1333 MHz with CL9 timings and ECC active?
Check the BIOS memory information or a system utility such as CPU-Z; it should report 1333 MHz, CL9 latency and show ECC enabled for the 8 GB module.
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