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HP 647899-B21 8GB (1x8GB) PC3-12800R DDR3-1600 Memory Kit
8GB Memory
HP 8GB DDR3-1600 registered server memory module for reliable enterprise performance and seamless compatibility.
$30.12*
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Overview
Key Features
Genuine HP Branded 664691-001 8GB Memory. (1x8GB). 1Rx4 PC3-12800R
Specifications
Capacity
8GB (1x8GB)
Memory Type
DDR3
Speed
1600MHz (PC3-12800R)
Rank
Single Rank
Error Correction
Registered (ECC)
CAS Latency
CAS-11
HP Part Number
647899-B21
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Frequently Asked Questions
What servers is the HP 647899-B21 memory module compatible with?
This is an HP-qualified module designed for HP ProLiant Gen8 servers and similar systems that accept PC3-12800R DDR3 registered DIMMs. Check your server's documentation to confirm compatibility before purchasing.
What does "Registered" mean for this memory module?
Registered (also called buffered) memory includes a register between the memory chips and the memory controller, which improves signal integrity and allows servers to support larger total memory capacities. It is standard in server and workstation environments.
Can I mix this 8GB module with other memory sizes in my server?
While it is technically possible, mixing DIMM sizes can affect memory interleaving and performance. For optimal performance, it is recommended to populate memory channels with identical modules.
What is the CAS latency of this module and why does it matter?
This module has a CAS latency of 11 (CL11). CAS latency indicates the delay between a memory access request and data availability—lower numbers mean slightly faster access, but for server workloads the difference between CL values is generally minimal.


