Total Micro 64GB DDR4-2933 ECC Registered Server Memory (1x64GB) Dual Rank DIMM

Upgrade your server’s memory with Total Micro’s 64GB DDR4-2933 ECC Registered DIMM. Designed for reliability, performance, and long-term stability in demanding data-center workloads, this 1x64GB module delivers robust capacity in a single, server-grade DIMM. Built for mission-critical applications such as virtualization, large databases, in-memory analytics, and high-concurrency workloads, it combines registered buffering with ECC to protect data integrity and keep systems running smoothly under heavy load. If you’re aiming to maximize uptime and responsiveness in a multi-tenant environment or a dense server rack, this memory kit provides the headroom you need while maintaining dependable error correction and signal integrity.

• High-capacity module for single-slot expansion — 64GB per DIMM (1 x 64GB) enables large working sets, generous memory for virtualization, and improved performance in memory-intensive applications without cluttering slots with multiple modules.
• DDR4-2933 speed with server-grade timings — Operates at 2933 MT/s with CAS latency of CL21-21-21, delivering quicker data access for hot-path server operations and faster bounce-back under concurrent workloads.
• ECC and Registered for reliability — Error-Correcting Code (ECC) prevents data corruption by detecting and correcting common bit errors, while Registered (buffered) memory reduces electrical load on the memory controller, improving stability in large memory configurations.
• Dual Rank x4 architecture — Dual-rank organization paired with x4 memory devices enhances memory bandwidth and capacity, delivering improved throughput for database queries, virtual machines, and intensive compute tasks.
• Server-grade, 288-pin DIMM with efficient voltage — 288-pin DDR4 form factor, operating at 1.20V, optimized for server platforms to balance performance with energy efficiency and thermal management in data centers.

Technical Details of Total Micro 64GB (1x64GB) DDR4-2933 Registered Smart Memory Kit

• Capacity: 64GB per DIMM (1 x 64GB)
• Module Type: 288-pin RDIMM (Registered DIMM)
• Memory Type: DDR4 SDRAM
• Speed: DDR4-2933 MT/s (PC4-23400)
• CAS Latency: CL21-21-21
• Voltage: 1.20V
• Rank: Dual Rank x4
• ECC: Yes (Error-Correcting Code)
• Form Factor: 288-pin DIMM
• Application: Server-grade memory kit designed for reliability and performance in data centers, virtualization hosts, and enterprise servers

How to Install Total Micro 64GB DDR4-2933 Registered Memory

• Power down the server completely and unplug the power cord. Disconnect any external power sources and peripherals before handling memory.
• Ground yourself to prevent static discharge. Use a grounded wrist strap or touch a metal surface away from components before handling the DIMMs.
• Open the server chassis and locate the memory slots. Identify the available or preferred DIMM banks in accordance with the server’s motherboard guidelines.
• Align the 288-pin DIMM with the slot notch and insert gently but firmly. Ensure the module seats evenly and the latches on both sides click into place, securing the DIMM.
• If you’re adding multiple modules, follow the motherboard’s population rules to optimize interleaving and bandwidth. Do not force modules into slots that are not aligned or recommended for your platform.
• Power on the server and enter the system BIOS/UEFI. Verify that the total memory detected reflects the new 64GB module and confirm there are no POST errors related to memory detection.
• Run a memory test or burn-in if your maintenance practices require it, especially after a fresh installation or server migration. Monitor for any ECC error reports in the logs.
• Update firmware and BIOS to ensure full compatibility with your server’s memory controller and to maximize stability with the new RAM.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: Is this memory ECC?

  A: Yes. It features Error-Correcting Code (ECC) to detect and correct common data errors, which helps prevent memory-related crashes and improves data integrity in servers and virtualization hosts.

• Q: Is this RAM registered or unbuffered?

  A: This is Registered (RDIMM) memory. Registered memory includes a buffer that reduces the electrical load on the memory controller, enhancing stability in systems with many memory modules.

• Q: What platforms is this memory compatible with?

  A: This module is designed for server-grade platforms that support DDR4 RDIMM with 288 pins and ECC. Always verify compatibility with your server’s motherboard or system integrator documentation before purchase.

• Q: Can I mix this module with other memory types?

  A: Mixing RAM types or speeds can lead to reduced performance or instability. If you add this module, ensure it matches the server’s supported speed, voltage, and ECC/Registered requirements, and consider matching other DIMMs for best results.

• Q: What workloads benefit most from 64GB of RAM?

  A: Virtualization environments, large databases, in-memory analytics, high-concurrency workloads, and multi-user enterprise applications benefit significantly from the large capacity and ECC reliability of this kit.

• Q: What is the typical voltage and power profile?

  A: The memory operates at 1.20V, which is standard for DDR4 server DIMMs, balancing performance with energy efficiency and thermal management in data centers.

Choosing the right memory is a strategic decision for uptime and performance. Total Micro’s 64GB DDR4-2933 ECC Registered DIMM is engineered to deliver dependable data integrity, robust capacity, and stability under heavy load. The combination of ECC protection, registered buffering, and a dual-rank design helps ensure that your server can handle demanding workloads with fewer memory-related interruptions. This memory kit is particularly well-suited for virtualization hosts, database servers, and applications that require large memory footprints and consistent latency. The 2933 MT/s speed supports faster response times for memory-intensive tasks, while the 1.20V operating voltage aligns with standard server memory specifications, enabling efficient operation in data center environments where power and cooling are critical considerations.