Origin Storage DDR4 UDIMM RAM for PC/Server, 8GB 2666MHz, 1 x 8GB, Non-ECC Unbuffered

Origin Storage 8GB DDR4 2666MHz – A straightforward memory upgrade

The Origin Storage 8GB DDR4 2666MHz memory module suits compatible PCs and servers that need an 8GB DDR4 UDIMM. Its single-module layout offers a practical way to add memory while keeping installation straightforward.

Key specifications at a glance

A single module for a compatible system

This kit contains one 8GB module, rather than a matched pair. That makes it suitable when your system needs one DIMM, or when you plan to add memory alongside an existing module. Check your system’s memory configuration before ordering.

The module is unbuffered, also called unregistered. It is intended for PC and server use, but compatibility depends on the system’s motherboard and supported memory type.

Check speed and memory requirements

The module runs at 2666MHz and has a CAS latency of 19. Your system must support DDR4 UDIMM memory and the relevant speed. Actual operating speed can depend on the system’s memory support and configuration.

This is non-ECC memory. Choose it only if your system accepts non-ECC DIMMs. The module uses 1.2V, and supports Windows and Linux operating systems.

Before you order

• Confirm your PC or server supports DDR4 UDIMM memory.
• Check that the system accepts 288-pin DIMMs and non-ECC memory.
• Confirm that an 8GB module at 2666MHz suits your system’s requirements.
• Check the available memory slot and your planned module configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How much memory does this module provide?

A: It provides 8GB in one memory module.

Q: Is this ECC memory?

A: No. This is non-ECC, unbuffered DDR4 memory.

Q: Which operating systems are supported?

A: The module supports Windows and Linux operating systems.

Q: What warranty does it include?

A: It includes a 20-year warranty.

A considered choice for compatible PCs and servers

Choose the Origin Storage 8GB DDR4 2666MHz if your system needs a single 8GB, non-ECC DDR4 UDIMM. Confirm the memory type, form factor and speed your system supports before ordering.