Crucial 16GB Kit (8GBx2) DDR3/DDR3L-1600MT/s (PC3-12800) DR x8 ECC UDIMM Server Memory CT2KIT102472BD160B/CT2CP102472BD160B

needed an upgrade for our server and these worked perfect. since installing, we have had no issues. They were quick and easy to install and ran perfectly right away. After putting our server to the test it was time for an upgrade. These fit our needs perfectly, are a quality product, and the price was just right. We will definitely be coming back once it's time for another upgrade

Perfect for my FreeNAS build. This is server ECC memory which makes it quite a bit more expensive than standard desktop memory. If you have a server grade motherboard and are planning on building a NAS, you really should go for ECC memory. Otherwise you are seriously putting your data at risk. There are plenty of articles on Google that will explain why this is true. I was not a believer at first, but I'm glad I spent the extra money. The motherboard that I used this memory in is the ASRock C2750D4I Mini ITX. I'm not sure how much of this I can attribute to this memory, but my system has worked flawlessly for me. I even use it for real-time transcoding with Plex and it doesn't skip a beat, even with 2-3 HD streams. Check the compatibility list for your MB before buying this. Crucial also has a nice compatibility lookup tool on their website.

It seems to do very well in my server-of-all-work, based on the Supermicro A1SRM-2558F motherboard running FreeBSD 10.2 with a 3-way ZFS mirror for the served files/data. I chose ZFS for its anti-bitrot feature because I was being driven mad by TBs of backups in various stages of decay. The Atom cp on the board proved surprisingly powerful (running scrub, it verifies the goodness of the current 3 x ~250GB of data in about 45 minutes), so I decided to make the box not just a fileserver, but the LAN's nameserver (nsd), and my local toy FAMP server (FreeBSD 10.2, Apache 2.4, MariaDB 10.1, and PHP 7.0) as well. Since for convenience I also installed XFCE4 over X11, the total puts a real dent in the original 16GB, top tells me, so I've just ordered another 16 to give it some breathing room.

RAM have much errors by memtest. I tested it in 2 servers with ECC support UDIMM, but the same result. Server freeze after few minutes. Its not economic to return it to US.

Pro: works on my TS140, and is 1.35v version. Haven't done memory test on it yet, but so far been up for more than two weeks without any memory issue. Con: the price! Okay, might not be bad as Crucial's web store but compare to non-ecc is really overprice.

Based upon the fantastic experiences with compatibility and performance that I've had over the past decade with Crucial memory, selection of these kits was a no-brainer. Installation was trouble-free, and the server detected all memory without issue. Extensive execution of diagnostic tests came back clean, and I now have ample headroom to spin up as many VMs as I could possibly need in a home/lab environment. Amazon's price cannot be beat, and shipping was quick as always. With the continued longevity of computer systems in today's environment, spending the extra money on quality memory will be critical in ensuring trouble-free operation. Due to the upcoming dominance of DDR4 for next-generation desktop and server platforms, you'd be wise to stock up on DDR3 while it's still reasonably priced.

I was gifted an unused ASUS M5A 88V EVO (bios 1801) from a friend who had issues getting memory to work with it.I decided to build a FreeNAS array because the mobo supports ECC memory. This was the third set of memory I tried (previously other brands) and the first one that worked. The box is running great with zraid2 (6 disks) for one month now. First ran Memtest for over 24 hours and did not find any faults using default bios settings apart from ECC mode: Super (DRAM Scrub every 8 hours). dmidecode reports: Speed: 1600 MHz, Type Detail: Synchronous, Total Width: 72 bits, Error Correction Type: Single-bit ECC. Very happy to get good use of old mobo.

This ram is great. I actually had one set for about a year and a half, and ordered another set just recently to max out my motherboard. Both sets are working as expected. All in all great product. Love that it has a lifetime warranty. There is one thing of big note though. In order to get the benefits of ECC RAM. You need to have a motherboard, and a processor that supports it. If you don't, the RAM will default to normal unprotected usage.

Compatible con HP ML 310e Gen8

Avevo già acquistato 2 dimm, ora ne ho acquistate altre 2 per espandere al massimo il mio NAS (freenas), in modo da poter usare più macchine virtuali. Le ho tenute in test un giorno interno con memtest86 senza rilevare alcun errore. Inoltre la funzione ECC mi da maggior sicurezza sull'integrità dei dati del nas.

Barettes mémoires parfaites pour une utilisation avec FreeNAS (OS basé sur FreeBSD et nécessitant de la mémoire ECC). Nécessite une carte-mère compatible ECC telle que celle-ci Server MB Super Micro MBD-X10SL7-F-O et un processeur compatible ECC comme Intel BX80646E31230V3 Cela permet alors de pouvoir utiliser un système de fichiers ZFS pour un maximum de performances.

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