Origin Storage Matched Memory RAM, 16GB DDR3 1600MHz ECC Registered RDIMM (1 x 16GB)

Origin Storage 16GB DDR3 1600MHz RDIMM – ECC memory for server upgrades

The Origin Storage 16GB DDR3 1600MHz RDIMM suits compatible NAS and storage servers needing registered ECC memory. Its single 16GB module provides a straightforward upgrade for systems that support this memory type.

Key memory specifications

Registered ECC for compatible systems

This module combines ECC with registered buffering. That makes it suitable for server and NAS platforms designed for registered ECC memory. Check your system documentation before ordering, as these modules are not interchangeable with every DDR3 memory type.

One module for a considered upgrade

The 1 x 16GB layout gives you one memory module rather than a matched pair. It occupies one memory slot, so check your available slots and your system’s supported memory configuration. Also confirm whether your system supports 1600MHz DDR3 RDIMMs.

The module operates at 1.35V. Your system must support that voltage alongside the memory type and speed. Its CAS latency is 15, which may also help when checking system requirements.

Check compatibility before ordering

• Confirm your server or NAS supports DDR3 registered ECC RDIMMs.
• Check that it accepts 240-pin DIMMs and 16GB modules.
• Confirm that 1600MHz memory and 1.35V operation suit your system.
• Check available memory slots and your system’s supported configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much memory does this module provide?

A: It provides 16GB in one memory module.

Q: Is this ECC memory?

A: Yes. It supports ECC and uses registered buffering.

Q: What systems is this memory intended for?

A: It is intended for NAS and storage server systems that support DDR3 registered ECC memory.

Q: What is the memory speed and voltage?

A: It runs at 1600MHz and operates at 1.35V.

A practical choice for supported servers

Choose the Origin Storage 16GB DDR3 1600MHz RDIMM when your NAS or storage server requires a 16GB registered ECC module. Confirm the system’s memory requirements first to ensure the type, speed and voltage are supported.