Super Talent Technology today announces a new line of 1066 & 1333 MHz, quad-rank registered DDR3 RDIMM modules for servers. Many of today’s new servers support new 16 core processors and now require a new type of RDIMM modules for quad-channel DDR3. On the heels of their single and dual rank RDIMMs, Super Talent is pleased to announce a new Quad-Rank Quad-Channel RDIMM Module designed for those who require even more DRAM capacity.
At 8 GB & 16 GB per module, today’s servers can now support a maximum of 256 GB of RAM. These modules have passed vigorous testing using the new AMD Interlagos compatible motherboards and even support fully loaded configurations at speeds up to 1066 MHz. Operating at 1.5V, these new RDIMMs use up to 25% less voltage compared to DDR2 modules although we are not sure as to why they did not opt for 1.35v DIMMs.
Products are available and currently shipping.
Source: PR
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