Are your enterprise servers new and genuine?

Yes. We supply new and factory-sealed new-old-stock (NOS) servers from Dell, Lenovo, xFusion and Inspur, sourced through authorized manufacturer channels. New servers are covered by a 3-year warranty.

Can you ship GPU and storage servers to my country?

We export to 60+ countries across North America, Europe, the Middle East, Southeast Asia, Africa and Latin America, with door-to-door freight, customs documentation and insurance handled by our team.

How fast will I receive a quotation?

Most configuration lists receive a detailed quotation within one business day. For complex deployments, our engineers confirm compatibility and provide options before pricing.

Do you support system integrators and resellers?

Yes — system integrators, IT resellers, project suppliers and tender bidders are our primary customers. We offer multi-brand consolidation, neutral configuration advice and repeat-order account support.

How do I pay, and what terms are available?

We accept international bank transfer (T/T) in USD. Standard orders are confirmed against a proforma invoice, while established repeat accounts and project bidders can discuss agreed payment terms in advance.

What is the lead time for delivery to the Middle East or Southeast Asia?

In-stock configurations are normally built and tested within a few business days, followed by door-to-door air or sea freight depending on the destination. We provide a clear timeline and tracking once the order is confirmed.

How is warranty and after-sales support handled overseas?

New servers carry a 3-year warranty. Our support team coordinates with the manufacturer and arranges replacement parts and remote troubleshooting, so you receive the same level of service in any region we ship to.

Can you build a fully custom configuration to my specification?

Yes. Send your required CPU, memory, drives, accelerators, power and networking preferences — or simply describe the workload and target budget. Our engineers specify, assemble and burn-in test the complete system before shipment.

DELL CERTIFIED DDR5 ECC MEMORY

Dell PowerEdge Server Memory — DDR5 ECC RDIMMs

Genuine Dell-certified DDR5 ECC registered DIMMs for current PowerEdge servers at 4800, 5600 and 6400 MT/s from 16GB to 128GB, DDR4 RDIMMs for 14th/15th-generation systems, plus ECC UDIMMs for entry single-socket platforms — matched to Dell population rules.

Server memory must match your platform’s type, speed, rank and channel layout to run at full rated speed and reach maximum capacity. We supply genuine Dell DDR5 RDIMMs (and ECC UDIMMs for the entry tower/rack line), verify the exact configuration against your service tag, and can supply matched sets for a balanced upgrade.

6400 MT/smaximum DDR5 data rate

Up to 128GBper high-capacity RDIMM

288-pinDDR5 ECC module, 1.1V

Matched setsbalanced per Dell guidelines

Memory options we supply

DDR5 RDIMM 6400

Latest registered ECC DIMMs for current 16th/17th-generation platforms that support 6400 MT/s.

DDR5 RDIMM 5600/4800

Registered ECC DIMMs for systems rated at 5600 or 4800 MT/s; speeds cannot be freely mixed.

Capacity range

Common modules from 16GB and 32GB up to 64GB, 96GB and 128GB for high-density memory servers.

ECC UDIMM

ECC unbuffered DIMMs for entry single-socket systems such as R260/R360 and T160/T360 towers.

DDR4 RDIMM (14/15G)

DDR4 registered ECC DIMMs at up to 3200 MT/s (8GB to 128GB, including LRDIMMs) for older R640/R740 to R650/R750 platforms.

Matched upgrade kits

Evenly distributed matched DIMM sets so all memory channels populate symmetrically.

Typical applications

Scaling RAM for virtualization hosts and hypervisors
Adding memory for in-memory databases and analytics
Upgrading an existing server with a matched DIMM set
Meeting minimum RAM for new application deployments

Dell DDR5 server memory at a glance

Technology	DDR5 SDRAM, 288-pin, 1.1V operating voltage
Data rates	4800 / 5600 / 6400 MT/s (platform dependent)
Capacities	16GB, 32GB, 64GB, 96GB, 128GB (per platform)
Primary type	ECC registered RDIMM (x4/x8)
Entry type	ECC UDIMM for single-socket entry/tower systems
Population	Matched type/speed/rank, symmetric across channels
Condition	New, factory sealed with Dell AD/AC + SNP part numbers

Common Dell part numbers

Dell order codes and, where noted, manufacturer/SNP module codes for commonly ordered configurations. The exact code depends on your server generation and configuration; send us any code and we will match it and quote it.

32GB 2Rx8 DDR5 RDIMM 4800MT/s	AC239378
16GB DDR5 RDIMM 5600MT/s (module SNP5DR48C/16G)	SNP5DR48C/16G
64GB DDR5 RDIMM 5600MT/s (module SNP58F8NC/64G)	SNP58F8NC/64G
64GB 2Rx4 DDR5 RDIMM 6400MT/s (module SNPN66RPC/64G)	SNPN66RPC/64G
32GB 2Rx8 DDR5 ECC UDIMM 4800 (module SNPWMMC0C/32G)	SNPWMMC0C/32G
16GB 1Rx8 DDR5 RDIMM 5600MT/s	AC830716
32GB 2Rx8 DDR5 RDIMM 5600MT/s	AC830717
64GB 2Rx4 DDR5 RDIMM 5600MT/s	AC830718
128GB 4Rx4 DDR5 RDIMM 5600MT/s	AC830719
8GB 1Rx8 DDR4 RDIMM 3200MT/s	AA799041
16GB 2Rx8 DDR4 RDIMM 3200MT/s	AA799064
32GB 2Rx4 DDR4 RDIMM 3200MT/s	AA799087
64GB 2Rx4 DDR4 RDIMM 3200MT/s	AA799110
128GB 4Rx4 DDR4 LRDIMM 3200MT/s	AC023622

What to specify when ordering

Server model / service tag and current DIMM layout
Target total capacity and preferred module size
Rated speed your CPU/chassis supports
Whether you need a matched symmetric upgrade set

Frequently asked questions

What type of memory does my PowerEdge use?

Most current PowerEdge rack servers use DDR5 ECC registered RDIMMs at 4800/5600/6400 MT/s. Entry single-socket systems use ECC UDIMMs. We confirm the exact type from your service tag.

Can I mix different DIMM speeds?

Not for full performance. DIMMs run at the slowest common speed, and some platforms reject certain mixes. We supply matched-speed modules to keep the rated data rate.

What does RDIMM mean versus UDIMM?

A registered DIMM (RDIMM) buffers address/command signals for greater capacity and stability in multi-DIMM servers, while an unbuffered ECC UDIMM is used mainly in entry single-socket systems.

How much memory can my PowerEdge support?

It varies by model and CPU — from modest entry configurations up to multi-terabyte, 24/32-DIMM platforms. Tell us the model and we provide the certified maximum.

Why do DIMMs need to be populated symmetrically?

Multi-channel CPUs deliver full bandwidth when each memory channel is populated evenly. A matched, symmetric kit avoids downclocking and unbalanced channel loading.

Can I add modules to the DIMMs already installed?

Yes if the new modules match type, speed and rank and follow the slot-loading order. Send your current configuration and we design a compatible upgrade.

What is the difference between x4 and x8 organization?

It describes the DRAM data width per chip and affects rank and certain RAS features. We select the organization validated for the capacity and population rule of your server.

Are Dell-certified DIMMs better than generic server memory?

For PowerEdge, qualified modules carry validated SPD firmware and platform support, reducing the risk of POST failures, downclocking or warranty issues that generic RAM can introduce.

Do single-rank and dual-rank DIMMs matter?

They can affect compatibility, channel loading and maximum speed in heavily populated systems. We choose the rank configuration that your model’s population rules support.

Can you pre-install memory into a new server?

Yes. With a server order we install the DIMMs in the correct slots, verify POST at the expected speed and capacity, and ship the build ready to use.

How do I identify the right Dell memory part?

Dell memory uses AD/AC order numbers and SNP manufacturer parts (e.g. SNPG9PYXC/32G). Send either one, or your service tag, and we quote the matching module.

Is ECC memory required in a PowerEdge?

Supported server platforms use ECC memory for error correction and are designed around RDIMM (or ECC UDIMM) modules; standard non-ECC desktop memory is not appropriate.

What warranty covers Dell server memory?

New genuine modules carry the manufacturer warranty. We confirm the term for the part and coordinate replacement support if a defect occurs.

How quickly can a memory upgrade ship?

In-stock matched DIMMs typically ship within a few business days after inspection. Non-stock capacities or speeds depend on availability, which we state in the quote.