Crucial 4GB DDR3 1333MHz CL9 ECC Registered
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Crucial 4GB DDR3 1333MHz CL9 ECC Registered
High-end DDR3 memory modules in the series are designed for low-power performance work systems, servers and multiprocessor computers. Supports ECC Registered technology with parity checking and has a capacity of 4 gigabytes The module is perfect for an operating frequency of 1333 MHz with CL9 timings are achieved. The nominal supply voltage of only 1.35 V. Memory CRUCIAL are highly reliable and fully compatible with many motherboard manufacturers.
ECC checks transparently and in real-time integrity of data stored in memory. It is able to find and fix a bug in one bit error and detect two bits. Some memory controllers can in cooperation with ECC memory repair the errors of greater magnitude. Most of the server board requires memory with ECC support. In collaboration with parity checking memory achieves maximum control of traffic. Parity is that the word jednobytovému added auxiliary information (the parity bit), and thanks to it can then verify the authenticity of transmitted data.
Registered memory are equipped with a controller that controls access to individual memory modules and facilitates the work and memory controller on the motherboard or processor. Memory outwardly behaves as a single module - register the chip - which handles reading and writing of individual memory cells, and control passes to the outcome of these operations. This increases the efficiency of access to memory and processing speed even when more memory modules simultaneously. Some server boards require registered memory.
Memory has two separately addressable areas (memory rank) with bus width 72 bits (64 bits of data and 8-bit ECC code). Most of server chipsets, memory has a limited number of rank or directly specified memory configuration for each slot, so consider when buying a watch that figure with respect to future upgrades - if you reach full rank of memory on the motherboard, you can not add another module even if some remained free memory slots and reserve capacity.
Specifications:
Type:
DDR3 ECC Registered
Capacity:
4 gigabytes
Max. Working frequency:
1333
Memory rank:
Dual rank
CAS Latency (CL):
9
Power:
1.35 V
Certification:
PC3-10600
ECC checks transparently and in real-time integrity of data stored in memory. It is able to find and fix a bug in one bit error and detect two bits. Some memory controllers can in cooperation with ECC memory repair the errors of greater magnitude. Most of the server board requires memory with ECC support. In collaboration with parity checking memory achieves maximum control of traffic. Parity is that the word jednobytovému added auxiliary information (the parity bit), and thanks to it can then verify the authenticity of transmitted data.
Registered memory are equipped with a controller that controls access to individual memory modules and facilitates the work and memory controller on the motherboard or processor. Memory outwardly behaves as a single module - register the chip - which handles reading and writing of individual memory cells, and control passes to the outcome of these operations. This increases the efficiency of access to memory and processing speed even when more memory modules simultaneously. Some server boards require registered memory.
Memory has two separately addressable areas (memory rank) with bus width 72 bits (64 bits of data and 8-bit ECC code). Most of server chipsets, memory has a limited number of rank or directly specified memory configuration for each slot, so consider when buying a watch that figure with respect to future upgrades - if you reach full rank of memory on the motherboard, you can not add another module even if some remained free memory slots and reserve capacity.
Specifications:
Type:
DDR3 ECC Registered
Capacity:
4 gigabytes
Max. Working frequency:
1333
Memory rank:
Dual rank
CAS Latency (CL):
9
Power:
1.35 V
Certification:
PC3-10600
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