
Corsair
Corsair CMX1024RE-3200 1GB DDR 400MHz ECC Memory
High-Performance Memory for Demanding Applications The Corsair XMS CMX1024RE-3200 is a 1GB DDR memory module designed for high-performance computing. With its registered ECC and low latency, this memory module is ideal for demanding applications and server environments. Specifications: Capaci...
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Overview
High-Performance Memory for Demanding Applications
The Corsair XMS CMX1024RE-3200 is a 1GB DDR memory module designed for high-performance computing. With its registered ECC and low latency, this memory module is ideal for demanding applications and server environments.
Specifications:
- Capacity: 1 GB
- Type: DDR
- Form Factor: DIMM 184-pin
- Speed: 400MHz
- Latency: 3-4-4-8
- Features: Registered ECC
Specifications
Capacity
1GB
Type
DDR ECC Memory
Speed
400MHz
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of memory is the Corsair CMX1024RE-3200?
This is 1GB DDR ECC Memory, which includes Error-Correcting Code for data integrity.
What is the speed rating of this Corsair memory module?
The memory module operates at 400MHz, providing a specific clock speed for compatible systems.
What does ECC memory mean for this product?
ECC (Error-Correcting Code) memory can detect and correct the most common kinds of internal data corruption, making it suitable for critical applications and servers.
What is the capacity of a single module of this memory?
Each module has a capacity of 1GB, suitable for systems requiring this specific amount of DDR memory.
Is this memory suitable for standard consumer desktops?
While it is DDR memory, the ECC feature is typically found in workstations and servers, rather than standard consumer desktops which usually use non-ECC memory.
How can I determine if this memory is compatible with my system?
To ensure compatibility, you would need to check your system's motherboard specifications to see if it supports DDR 400MHz ECC memory.