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HP 370780-001 512MB PC-2700R ECC Reg DIMM (Refurbished)
Cost-effective refurbished 512MB ECC Registered DDR memory for reliable HP server upgrades.
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Overview
Specifications
Brand
HP
Model
370780-001
Capacity
512MB
Type
DDR DIMM
Speed
333MHz
Standard
PC-2700R
Pin Count
184-Pin
Features
ECC Registered
Condition
Refurbished
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- ECC Registered design provides data integrity and error correction critical for server environments.
- Refurbished pricing makes it an affordable option for extending the life of older servers.
- HP-branded module ensures compatibility with HP server systems that require this part number.
- 184-pin DDR form factor is a direct match for legacy server motherboards.
👎 Cons
- 512MB capacity is very small by modern standards, limiting its usefulness to legacy systems only.
- Refurbished condition means the module has been previously used, with potentially shorter remaining lifespan.
- PC-2700R (333MHz) speed is outdated and not compatible with newer DDR2/DDR3/DDR4 systems.
- Single module provides minimal memory — multiple units would be needed for meaningful upgrades.
Frequently Asked Questions
What servers is the HP 370780-001 compatible with?
This is an HP-branded ECC Registered DDR DIMM (PC-2700R) designed for HP ProLiant and similar servers that accept 184-pin registered DDR memory at 333MHz.
What does ECC Registered mean for this memory module?
ECC (Error-Correcting Code) detects and corrects single-bit memory errors, while the Registered (buffered) design reduces electrical load on the memory controller, allowing servers to support more DIMMs with greater stability.
Is this module new or refurbished?
This is a refurbished unit that has been tested for functionality, offering a budget-friendly alternative to new modules.
Can I mix this with other memory speeds in my server?
It is generally not recommended to mix memory speeds. All installed DIMMs should match in speed and type for optimal performance and compatibility.