HP Enterprise DDR3L - 8 GB - DIMM 240-PIN - 1600 MHz / PC3L-12800 - CL11 - 1.35 V - registrada - ECC - BULK / HPE pool de piezas de repuesto

The HPE DDR3 8GB 1600MHz memory module is a 240-pin DIMM designed for ProLiant servers and compatible systems. This single-rank, registered PC3L-12800R (DDR3-1600) module operates at 1600 MHz with CAS latency 11 and uses low-voltage technology to deliver stable performance and improved energy efficiency for server environments.

Advantages

This HPE memory module provides reliable integration with ProLiant platforms, registered operation for improved signal integrity in multi-module configurations, and low-voltage design for reduced power consumption. The 8 GB capacity and 240-pin DIMM form factor make it suitable for standard server memory upgrades while maintaining HP Enterprise quality and compatibility.

Suitable for

• Upgrading memory in HPE ProLiant servers
• Replacing faulty or underperforming DDR3 DIMMs in compatible systems
• Deployments requiring registered (RDIMM) memory for stability in multi-module configurations
• Environments where lower power consumption is desired

Key specifications

• Brand: HP Enterprise
• Model: Memory Module HPE DDR3 8GB 1600MHz
• Capacity: 8 GB (1 x 8 GB)
• Type: DDR3, PC3L-12800R (registered, low voltage)
• Speed: 1600 MHz (DDR3-1600)
• CAS latency: 11
• Form factor: 240-pin DIMM
• MPN: RP001231849
• EAN: 5711783729136

How to use

Power down the server and disconnect power before installing the memory module. Refer to the server maintenance guide to locate the correct DIMM slots and follow the recommended population order. Align the notch on the 240-pin DIMM with the socket, insert the module firmly until the retention clips engage, then reconnect power and boot the server. Verify that the system BIOS/UEFI recognizes the new memory and that the server operates normally.

Recommendations

For best results, install memory modules of the same capacity, speed and type across channels, and consult HPE server documentation for supported configurations. Use registered RDIMM modules where the server requires them; mixing registered and unbuffered modules is not recommended.