Server DDR4 Memory Modules
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Specifications:
- Hom Nco: DDR4 Server Memory (Registered
ECC) - Muaj Peev Xwm Muaj Peev Xwm: 8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB muaj
- Muaj Frequencies: 2133MHz, 2400MHz
- Voltage: 1.2v XNUMX
- Pin Configuration: 288-pin ECC (Error
Correcting Code) - Kev kho yuam kev: Yes (Includes Register
between DRAM and Memory Controller) - CAS Latency: CL15-17 (depending on
zaus) - Form Factor: DIMM (Dual In-line Memory
Module) - Ua haujlwm kub: Kev sib haum xeeb
- Compatibility: Server motherboards and X99
chipset motherboards only
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Installation Guide:
- Power Down the System: Kaw lub server
completely and disconnect all power cables from the power
muab. - Open the Server Chassis: Remove the server
cover according to the manufacturer’s instructions to access the
niam ntawv. - Locate Memory Slots: Identify the memory slots
on your server motherboard. Consult your motherboard manual for
optimal slot population order. - Release Retention Clips: Open the retention
clips at both ends of the memory slot by pushing them outward. - Align the Memory Module: Align the notch in
the memory module with the key in the memory slot to ensure proper
kev taw qhia. - Install the Memory: Firmly press down on the
memory module until the retention clips snap into place
txiav txim. - Repeat for Additional Modules: Yog kev txhim kho
multiple modules, repeat the process for each module, following the
motherboard’s recommended population sequence.
FAQ:
Q: Can this memory be used in standard desktop
motherboards?
A: No, this memory is specifically designed for server
motherboards and X99 platform motherboards. Attempting to use it in
standard desktop motherboards may result in system failure or
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Q: What processors are recommended for use with this
nco?
A: This memory is optimized for use with Intel Xeon E5-2600
v3/v4 series processors.
Q: How should I configure the memory for optimal
kev ua tau zoo?
A: Install memory in identical pairs for dual-channel operation,
populate memory slots according to motherboard manufacturer
guidelines, and ensure all memory modules in a system have matching
specifications for best stability.
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KLLISRE Server DDR4 Memory
User Manual and Installation Guide Download as Word Document
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KLLISRE Server DDR4 Memory modules are designed for high-performance server applications, offering reliability, stability, and efficiency for data-intensive workloads. These modules are specifically engineered for server environments and compatible server motherboards.
Important Compatibility Notice: This is server-grade memory designed specifically for server motherboards and X99 platform motherboards. It is NOT compatible with standard desktop motherboards. Attempting to install this memory in incompatible systems may result in system failure or damage.
Specifications
Specification Memory Type Available Capacities Available Frequencies Voltage Pin Configuration Error Correction
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Details DDR4 Server Memory (Registered ECC)
8 GB, 16 GB, 32 GB muaj
2133MHz, 2400MHz
1.2V 288-pin ECC (Error Correcting Code) Yes (Includes Register between DRAM and Memory Controller)
CAS Latency
CL15-17 (depending on frequency)
Form Factor
DIMM (Dual In-line Memory Module)
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0 ° C txog 85 ° C
Kev sib haum xeeb
Server motherboards and X99 chipset motherboards only
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Warning: This memory is NOT compatible with standard desktop motherboards. Attempting to use it in incompatible systems will result in failure to boot.
Recommended Motherboards
KLLISRE Server DDR4 Memory is compatible with the following platforms: Server motherboards with Intel C612, C622, C236 chipsets X99 chipset motherboards (for Xeon processors) Motherboards specifically designed for Xeon E5 v3/v4 processors Select server/workstation platforms with DDR4 Registered ECC support
Recommended Processors
This memory is optimized for use with: Intel Xeon E5-2600 v3/v4 series processors
Memory Configuration
Rau kev ua haujlwm zoo:
Install memory in identical pairs for dual-channel operation
Populate memory slots according to motherboard manufacturer guidelines
Ensure all memory modules in a system have matching specifications for best stability
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Warning: Always handle memory modules by the edges. Avoid touching the gold contacts or components on the circuit board. Static electricity can damage the memory, so use an anti-static wrist strap when handling components. 1 Power Down the System Shut down the server completely and disconnect all power cables from the power supply.
2 Open the Server Chassis Remove the server cover according to the manufacturer’s instructions to access the motherboard.
3 Locate Memory Slots Identify the memory slots on your server motherboard. Consult your motherboard manual for optimal slot population order.
4 Release Retention Clips Open the retention clips at both ends of the memory slot by pushing them outward.
5 Align the Memory Module Align the notch in the memory module with the key in the memory slot to ensure proper orientation.
6 Install the Memory Firmly press down on the memory module until the retention clips snap into place automatically.
7 Repeat for Additional Modules If installing multiple modules, repeat the process for each module, following the motherboard’s recommended population sequence.
8 Close the System Replace the server cover, reconnect all cables, and power on the system.
Note: After installing new memory, it’s recommended to enter the system BIOS/UEFI to verify that all memory is detected and operating at the correct specifications.
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System Won’t Boot After Installation
Possible causes: Incompatible motherboard, improperly seated memory, mixed memory types.
Solutions: Verify motherboard compatibility, reseat memory modules, ensure all memory modules are identical, clear CMOS.
Only Partial Memory Detected
Possible causes: Improperly seated memory, incompatible memory population, faulty memory slot.
Solutions: Reseat memory modules, consult motherboard manual for proper population order, try modules in different slots.
System Instability or Crashes
Possible causes: Incompatible memory timing settings, overheating, insufficient power.
Solutions: Load BIOS optimized defaults, ensure proper system cooling, verify power supply adequacy.
Error Messages Related to Memory
Possible causes: ECC errors, configuration issues.
Solutions: Check BIOS settings for ECC support, update motherboard BIOS to latest version, test modules individually.
Memory Not Running at Advertised Speed
Possible causes: BIOS settings, CPU memory controller limitations.
Solutions: Enable XMP/profile in BIOS if supported, update BIOS, check CPU specifications for supported memory speeds.
Note: If problems persist, test each memory module individually to identify potential faulty modules. Contact KLLISRE support if you suspect a defective product.
Warranty Information
KLLISRE Server DDR4 Memory modules are covered by one year warranty. The warranty covers defects in materials and workmanship under normal use. Proof of purchase is required for warranty service.
For warranty claims or technical support, please contact KLLISRE support with your purchase details and a description of the issue.
This warranty does not cover damage resulting from accident, misuse, abuse, improper installation, or unauthorized modifications.
© 2023 KLLISRE. All rights reserved. KLLISRE is a registered trademark. Specifications are subject to change without notice.
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