Name: 16GB 2Rx4 PC3-12800R Memory DIMM
Brand: HP
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HP 672632-B21 16GB 2Rx4 PC3-12800R Memory DIMM

The HP 672632-B21 is a high-performance 16GB DDR3 memory module designed for servers and workstations that demand reliable, fast data access. Featuring a 2Rx4 configuration and a speed rating of PC3-12800R, this DIMM delivers consistent throughput fo... Read More

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Manufacturer: HP
Model or Part: 672632-B21
Condition: Refurbished
Weight: 0.20lb

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Overview
The HP 672632-B21 is a high-performance 16GB DDR3 memory module designed for servers and workstations that demand reliable, fast data access. Featuring a 2Rx4 configuration and a speed rating of PC3-12800R, this DIMM delivers consistent throughput for demanding applications while maintaining low power consumption. Ideal for expanding system memory, it supports a wide range of HP ProLiant and BladeSystem platforms, helping you achieve better multitasking and smoother operation in virtualized environments.

Key Features

16GB capacity per module for substantial memory expansion
2Rx4 organization provides balanced performance and density
PC3-12800R (1600 MT/s) speed ensures fast data transfer rates
Registered (RDIMM) technology improves signal integrity and system stability
Low voltage 1.5V operation reduces power draw and heat generation
Compatible with HP ProLiant, HP BladeSystem and other industry standard servers
Built to meet rigorous HP quality and reliability standards

Technical Specifications

Memory type: DDR3 SDRAM
Capacity: 16GB
Form factor: DIMM
Module organization: 2Rx4
Speed: PC3-12800R (1600 MT/s)
Voltage: 1.5V
CAS latency: CL11
Registered (RDIMM) design
ECC support: Yes
Operating temperature: 0 to 85 degrees C
Maximum module height: 30mm

Applications

Enterprise servers that run virtualization, database, and cloud workloads
High-performance workstations for engineering, scientific, and media creation tasks
Blade servers requiring compact, high density memory solutions
Data center environments where reliability and uptime are critical
Upgrade paths for existing HP ProLiant systems to meet growing memory demands