The Hynix HYMP512B72BP8N-C4 is a 4GB DDR2 ECC Registered server memory module. Designed for use in servers and high-performance workstations, this module provides enhanced reliability and stability for demanding applications. The module utilizes ECC (Error-Correcting Code) to detect and correct memory errors, ensuring data integrity and system uptime. Registered memory, also known as buffered memory, includes a register between the DRAM modules and the system's memory controller. This register buffers commands addressed to the memory, which reduces the electrical load on the memory controller and allows servers to use more memory modules, increasing overall memory capacity.

Applications

• Servers
• High-Performance Workstations
• Data Centers
• Cloud Computing Environments
• Virtualization Platforms

Features

• 4GB Capacity
• DDR2 Technology
• ECC (Error-Correcting Code)
• Registered (Buffered)
• PC2-5300 (667MHz) Speed
• 240-Pin DIMM

Benefits

• Improved System Stability: ECC functionality corrects memory errors, preventing crashes and data corruption.
• Increased Memory Capacity: Registered design allows for higher density configurations in server environments.
• Enhanced Data Integrity: ECC ensures that data stored in memory remains accurate and reliable.
• Faster Data Access: DDR2 technology provides faster data transfer rates compared to older memory standards.
• Optimized for Server Environments: Designed and tested to meet the stringent requirements of server applications.

Additional Details

The HYMP512B72BP8N-C4 operates at a speed of 667MHz (PC2-5300). It is a 240-pin DIMM, which is the standard form factor for DDR2 memory. The module is designed to meet JEDEC standards, ensuring compatibility with a wide range of server motherboards. The voltage requirement is typically 1.8V. Using ECC Registered memory is crucial for maintaining the integrity of data in critical server applications, especially those that demand high levels of uptime and reliability. It improves overall system performance and prevents costly data loss due to memory errors.