Memory Module Hewlett Packard Enterprise DDR3L 16GB 1066MHz

The Hewlett Packard Enterprise DDR3L 16GB 1066MHz memory module is a server-class DIMM designed for enterprise environments that require stable, low-voltage operation and predictable performance. This 16GB DDR3L module operates at 1066MHz and uses a dual-rank x4 organization to deliver balanced throughput and compatibility with a range of HP server platforms. Its low-voltage DDR3L design reduces power consumption compared with standard DDR3 while maintaining the error-correcting capabilities expected in server memory implementations.

Advantages

This memory module provides a combination of capacity and energy efficiency suitable for multi-threaded server workloads. The 16GB density supports larger memory footprints per system, reducing the need for additional DIMM slots. Operating at 1066MHz, the module offers stable timing and compatibility with platforms requiring PC3L-10600R specification. The low-voltage DDR3L design decreases power draw and thermal output, contributing to improved data center efficiency and potentially lower cooling requirements.

Suitable for

• Enterprise and rack-mount servers requiring ECC registered DDR3L memory
• Database, virtualization, and multi-user application servers
• Upgrading server memory to increase capacity without changing platform architecture

Key specifications

• Form factor: Registered DIMM (RDIMM), dual-rank x4 organization
• Memory type: DDR3L (low voltage) with error-correcting support
• Capacity: 16 GB per module
• Speed: 1066 MHz (PC3L-10600 equivalent)
• Voltage: Low-voltage operation typical for DDR3L modules
• Total load and timing: Designed for server-class timing and stability

How to use

Install the memory module into a compatible server DIMM slot following the server manufacturer’s installation procedure. Ensure the server is powered down and disconnected from power before adding or replacing modules. Align the module with the slot notch and press evenly until the retention clips engage. After installation, power on the server and check system firmware or management utilities to confirm the module is recognized and operating at the expected capacity and speed.

Usage recommendations

Match module ranks, capacities, and speeds across DIMM channels when populating multiple slots to ensure optimal performance and stability. Use server firmware updates and vendor compatibility lists to verify supported configurations, and monitor thermal and power parameters in densely populated systems.