Dell SNPTN78YC/32G RAM Module-New For Sale

Dell SNPTN78YC/32G RAM Module-New
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Dell SNPTN78YC/32G RAM Module-New:
$470.97

Listing Details:

Dell 32 GB Certified Memory Module - DDR4 RDIMM 2666MHz 2RX4 - 32 GB (1 x 32 GB) - DDR4 SDRAM - 2666 MHz DDR4-2666/PC4-21300 - 1.20 V - ECC - Registered - 288-pin - DIMM - Factory Sealed

Product Condition: Factory Sealed products are new and in original manufacturer packaging.

Supercharge your Dell™ system with a Dell Memory upgrade engineered, tested and customized for your system. Adding more memory revs your system's engine and allows you to release its full potential when working with 3D imaging, multimedia, and other memory intensive applications.
Dell™ Branded memory offered in the Memory Selector is fully compatible and supported by Dell. Memory offered now may differ in speed from the original system memory but has been qualified to work in the system. When mixed, the memory will perform at the lowest speed populated or the highest speed allowed by the system.

Compatibility: Dell Servers:

  • PowerEdge C6420
  • PowerEdge R640
  • PowerEdge R740
  • PowerEdge R740XD
  • PowerEdge R940

Model Number SNPTN78YC/32GProduct Name Dell SNPTN78YC/32G RAM ModuleProduct Type RAM ModuleMemory Size 32 GBMemory Technology DDR4 SDRAMMemory Voltage 1.20 VNumber of Modules 1 x 32 GBMemory Speed 2666 MHzMemory Standard DDR4-2666/PC4-21300Error Checking ECCSignal Processing RegisteredCAS Latency CL19Device Supported ServerPhysical Characteristics Number of Pins 288-pinForm Factor DIMMMiscellaneous Compatibility Dell Servers:

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