0CPC7G Dell 32GB PC4-19200 DDR4-2400MHz ECC Registered CL17 288-Pin DIMM 1.2V Dual Rank Memory Module
$260.00
Manufacturer Dell
Manufacturer Part # 0CPC7G
Memory Type DDR4 SDRAM
Capacity 32GB RAM
Data Transfer Rate 2400Mhz
Pins 288 Pin DIMM
Bus Type PC4-19200
Error Correction Registered ECC Registered
Cycle Time 0.83ns
Cas CL17
Memory Clock 300Mhz
Rank Rank 2
Voltage 1.2
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343057-B21 . Is a DDR2 Module. DDR2 Modules run from 533 to 800 MT/s (million transfers per second). This is a 2GB module. The Bus Type is PC-3200. Uses ECC (Error Correcting Code), ideal when system failure must be avoided at all costs. Is also registered which makes it stable enough for server conditions. Has a data transfer rate of 400 Mhz.
343056-B21 . Is a DDR2 Module. DDR2 Modules run from 533 to 800 MT/s (million transfers per second). This is a 1GB module. The Bus Type is PC-3200. Its ECC (Error Correction Code) features prevent data corruption and system failure which is typically ideal for server machines. You can expect the data to transfer at a rate of 400 Mhz.
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