What is registered (buffered) memory?

Registered memory includes a buffer chip that stabilizes command and address signals. This reduces electrical load, enabling higher-capacity modules and better reliability in servers, making it standard for enterprise systems.

Is this compatible with consumer motherboards?

No. Registered RDIMMs are designed exclusively for server and enterprise platforms. Consumer motherboards require unbuffered UDIMMs only.

Error Correcting Code (ECC) automatically detects and corrects single-bit memory errors in real-time, essential for servers and data centers where data integrity is critical.

What is the operating speed?

This module runs at 3200 MHz (DDR4-3200). On older server platforms, it may operate at lower speeds for backward compatibility.

2RX4 indicates dual-rank (2R), x4 DRAM chips. This configuration provides 32GB capacity in a single DIMM slot, allowing more memory per socket.

Which servers are compatible?

Compatible with Intel Xeon Scalable, AMD EPYC, and most enterprise server platforms supporting DDR4-3200 registered memory. Always verify your server's qualified memory list.