Origin Storage Matched Memory 16GB DDR4 3200MHz ECC Registered RDIMM RAM, 1 x 16GB, 2Rx8, for NAS/Storage Servers

Origin Storage 16GB DDR4 3200MHz – ECC memory for storage servers

The Origin Storage 16GB DDR4 3200MHz memory module suits compatible NAS and storage servers. Its ECC support helps protect data integrity during memory operations, making it a considered choice for server upgrades.

Key memory specifications

ECC support for server workloads

This module combines Error-Correcting Code (ECC) with registered memory. ECC is designed to detect and correct certain memory errors. Registered DIMMs use a register to manage signals between the memory and the system, so the server must support this memory type.

One 16 GB module, with a 2Rx8 rank layout

The module provides 16 GB in a single DIMM, with a 2Rx8 layout and rank 2. This gives you a clear capacity and module format to check against your server’s memory requirements before ordering.

Match the module to your server

The 288-pin DIMM format, DDR4 type, registered design and ECC support all affect compatibility. Your server must support registered ECC DDR4 memory. Also check its supported memory speed and capacity before installing the module.

Before you order

• Confirm your NAS or storage server supports DDR4 registered ECC RDIMMs.
• Check that it accepts 288-pin DIMMs and 16 GB modules.
• Confirm that 3200 MHz memory is supported by your system.
• Check that the system supports a 1.2 V, 2Rx8 module.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much memory does this module provide?

A: It provides 16 GB in one memory module.

Q: Is this memory ECC?

A: Yes. It is ECC registered memory in RDIMM format.

Q: What form factor does it use?

A: It uses a 288-pin DIMM form factor.

Q: What voltage does it require?

A: Its specified memory voltage is 1.2 V.

A practical choice for compatible storage systems

Choose the Origin Storage 16GB DDR4 3200MHz module when your NAS or storage server requires a single 16 GB registered ECC DIMM. Check the system’s memory requirements first to ensure the type, speed and format match.