Dell 32GB DDR4-3200 RDIMM

Part number 370-AEXZ

Price: $1,161.96 USD

DELL 32GB (1x32GB) 3200MHz PC4-25600 Cl22 Ecc Registered Dual Rank X4 1.2v DDR4 Sdram 288-pin RDIMM Genuine Dell Memory Module For Poweredge R6515, R6525, R7515, R7525, C6420, C6525, C4140, Fc830, Fc430, R640, R740, R740xd, R740x

Specifications

speed mhz3200
capacity gb32
module typeRDIMM
ram generationDDR4

Works with these servers

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Frequently asked questions

What should I do if I encounter a memory error when installing RAM in a Dell PowerEdge R750xs server?

If you receive a memory error, try rearranging the RAM modules to different slots, as one of the DIMMs may be faulty. Additionally, ensure that your BIOS and iDRAC are updated to the latest versions, as this can sometimes resolve compatibility issues. [community thread]

Why am I getting an unsupported memory configuration error after adding DIMMs to my Poweredge R650?

The error is likely due to an unbalanced memory channel configuration, which does not comply with Dell's memory population guidelines. To resolve this, ensure that each channel has an equal number of DIMMs and that the total count of DIMMs matches the supported configurations for your CPU. [community thread]

What should I do if my PowerEdge R750xs server shows no POST?

First, remove all memory modules and check if the motherboard emits any beeping sounds. If there are no beeps, the motherboard may be faulty; if it beeps, test each memory module individually to identify any defective ones. [community thread]

How can I resolve the issue of my 2Rx4 memory being detected as Quad Rank?

To address this issue, ensure that your DIMMs are properly populated according to the server's memory guidelines. Check the BIOS version and verify the specifications of the installed DIMMs, as only certain capacities are supported for 2R DIMMs. [community thread]

Why do identical R450 servers show different IPMI sensor readings?

Discrepancies in IPMI sensor data among identical R450 servers can occur due to variations in the tools used for monitoring. Using a more reliable command-line tool like 'ipmitool' may provide consistent and comprehensive sensor information across all servers. [community thread]