16GB Crucial DDR4 2933MHz PC4-23400 CL21 1.2V Memory Module by Crucial

Increase the performance of your servers
Buying new servers is expensive. Getting more out of your current infrastructure isn’t.

Maximizing a server’s installed memory capacity with Crucial RDIMMs is one of the easiest and most affordable ways to make your deployments faster and more efficient. Crucial RDIMMs contain a register chip, which directs data commands and helps control the flow of data within the server. By virtue of the register chip, Crucial RDIMMs have ECC parity, which helps prevent data errors and increases overall system reliability.

Speed up server applications
By installing Crucial RDIMMs, you’ll be able to maximize the performance capability of your CPUs and optimize your servers’ computing potential. Since memory typically functions as a fixed (non-shared) component, it’s often a bigger performance constraint than processors or storage drives, which can be shared. Maximize your investment in server infrastructure by maximizing memory capacity.

Get more out of your IT budget
At a fraction of the cost of new servers, Crucial RDIMMs allow you to extend the life and performance of your existing infrastructure and get more out of the rack space you already have. Even if you need to replace existing deployments, you can still save by buying servers with the least amount of preinstalled memory, then fully populating the installed memory capacity with Crucial RDIMMs.

Compatible with OEM servers and warranties
Similar to how you can upgrade a server’s preinstalled components and choose whichever brands you want, you can do the same with memory – without having to worry about voiding your manufacturer’s warranty. In terms of system compatibility, Crucial RDIMMs are optimized for the latest Intel Xeon processor product families and 100% component and module tested.

Run more virtual machines and increase the responsiveness of virtualized applications
Since most of today’s enterprise applications are stored on servers and distributed to a number of virtual machines, the amount of installed server memory plays a more critical role than ever before. Every virtual machine running on a server typically requires a dedicated amount of memory, meaning the more virtual machines you’re running, the more memory you’ll need.