4GB PowerEdge M610x M-Series memory upgrades
RAM 1333MHz | ECC | Registered | 1,35V | 2 Rank

S2600WF / S2600WFQ,S2600WFT / S2600WF0 / S2600WF0R / S2600WFTR / S2600WFQR CompuRAM mainboard memory modules compatibility

The mainboard memory modules listed have been certified by us for your Workstation/Server S2600WF / S2600WFQ,S2600WFT / S2600WF0 / S2600WF0R / S2600WFTR / S2600WFQR server. That means we vouch for the compatibility of the memory modules and additionally provide an extended guarantee for their functionality. CompuRAM memory modules can act like an original component to supplement RAM already installed or to be used as a spare part.

In compliance with the Intel guidelines on memory upgrades, it is possible to run RAM modules from different manufacturers alongside each other in the same servers.

Please note that the values indicated in the item description, for example those concerning the speed rates and timings, are the minimum technical specifications. For our products we always use the most current and fastest DRAMs.

Regardless of whether you are Intel Motherboard- User, resell your computer, install or operate your system - as a competent partner we advise you in every matter with regard to memory.

More speed with little fuss: Installing and testing RAM modules

Whether you are looking to configure your device yourself or upgrade it, equipping a device with sufficient RAM is one quick and easy way to ensure smoother and more efficient operations. You will find RAM installation guides and other useful information on our RAM and hardware blog.

We are always ready to assist you with help and advice.

How to make the best use of 4 GB or more of installed RAM

Please note: If you are upgrading your device to more than 4 GB, you will need a 64-bit operating system to take full advantage of this capacity.

In older systems, the operating system may only use part of the installed RAM due to limited resources. For technical background information and optimisation options, please see our blog post on ‘When the operating system allows for less usable memory capacity than the installed RAM…’.