Origin Storage Dell R-Series Server RAM 16GB DDR3-1600 ECC Registered 1 x 16GB, 2Rx4, 240-pin DIMM, 1.35V

Origin Storage Dell R-Series 16GB – ECC memory for server upgrades

The Origin Storage Dell R-Series 16GB module suits compatible Dell R-Series servers and NAS or storage systems. Its registered ECC design provides error-correcting memory, while one 16GB DIMM offers a straightforward capacity upgrade.

Key specifications at a glance

ECC memory for server workloads

This module combines ECC with registered memory. ECC helps identify and correct memory errors, making it a suitable choice for compatible server and storage workloads. Registered memory is designed for systems that support registered DIMMs, so check your server’s memory requirements before ordering.

Add one 16GB module

The single-module layout makes the upgrade capacity clear: you receive one 16GB DIMM, rather than a multi-module kit. Its DDR3-1600 specification and 240-pin form factor help you compare it with your system’s supported memory.

The module operates at 1.35V and has CAS latency 11. Confirm that your server supports these specifications, along with the 2Rx4 rank configuration.

Check compatibility before ordering

• Confirm your server supports DDR3 registered ECC memory.
• Check that it accepts 240-pin DIMMs with a 16GB capacity.
• Confirm support for 1600MHz memory, 1.35V operation and 2Rx4 rank.
• Check your system’s memory configuration requirements before adding a module.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much memory does this module provide?

A: It provides 16GB in one DIMM.

Q: Is this registered or unbuffered memory?

A: It is registered, also known as buffered, memory.

Q: Does this RAM support ECC?

A: Yes. This DDR3 module supports ECC.

Q: What is the warranty period?

A: The stated warranty period is 20 years.

A practical upgrade for compatible Dell servers

Choose the Origin Storage Dell R-Series 16GB when your server needs a single DDR3-1600 registered ECC DIMM. Its 16GB capacity, 240-pin format and 1.35V operation make it easier to match against your system’s memory requirements.