Origin Storage Matched Memory 16GB DDR4-3200 ECC Registered RAM, 1 x 16GB 288-Pin DIMM for NAS/Storage Servers

Origin Storage Matched Memory 16GB DDR4-3200 – ECC support for storage servers

We recommend Origin Storage Matched Memory 16GB DDR4-3200 for NAS and storage servers that require registered ECC memory. Its error-correcting capability helps support dependable operation in compatible systems.

The essentials at a glance

ECC memory for server workloads

This module includes ECC, which detects and corrects certain memory errors. That makes it a suitable option for compatible NAS and storage server configurations where ECC memory is required.

It is registered memory, also known as buffered memory. Check your server’s memory requirements before ordering, as registered modules are not interchangeable with every desktop memory type.

One module for a measured upgrade

The 16GB capacity comes as a single module. This gives you a straightforward option when you need one compatible DIMM, while the 3200MHz clock speed identifies its rated memory speed.

The module uses DDR4 and a 288-pin DIMM form factor. It operates at 1.2V, so check that your system supports these specifications.

Check compatibility before ordering

• Confirm your NAS or storage server supports DDR4 registered ECC memory.
• Check that the system accepts 288-pin DIMM modules.
• Confirm the system supports a 16GB module running at 3200MHz.
• Check your system’s memory configuration before adding a single 16GB module.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much memory does this module provide?

A: It provides 16GB in one module.

Q: Is this RAM ECC memory?

A: Yes. This module supports ECC.

Q: Is the memory registered or unbuffered?

A: It is registered, or buffered, memory.

Q: What systems is this memory intended for?

A: It is intended for NAS and storage server use.

A practical choice for compatible systems

Choose Origin Storage Matched Memory 16GB DDR4-3200 when your NAS or storage server requires a single 16GB registered ECC DDR4 DIMM. Check the system’s memory specifications first to confirm the fit.