Memory Module Hewlett Packard Enterprise DIMM 32GB Quad Rank

The Hewlett Packard Enterprise DIMM 32GB Quad Rank memory module provides 32 gigabytes of ECC-enabled DDR memory in a quad-rank configuration designed for server and workstation environments. It is built to support sustained throughput and stable operation under heavy multi-threaded workloads, improving application responsiveness and reducing data access latency. The module is compatible with a range of HP Enterprise platforms and follows industry-standard DIMM form factors for straightforward installation and reliable electrical signalling.

Advantages

This 32GB Quad Rank DIMM increases available system memory capacity while preserving data integrity with error-correcting capabilities. Its quad-rank organization enables higher density per module compared with single- or dual-rank alternatives, allowing greater memory capacity in systems with limited DIMM slots. The module’s design targets consistent thermal and electrical performance to maintain stability during continuous server operation.

Подходит для

• Server virtualization and hypervisor hosts
• Database servers and in-memory databases
• High-performance computing and scientific workloads
• Large-scale web and application servers

Key specifications

• Memory capacity: 32 GB
• Rank: Quad rank (4R)
• Form factor: DDR DIMM module for server platforms
• Error correction: ECC support
• Intended use: Enterprise/server memory

How to use

Power down the server and follow the vendor’s service manual for safe handling of memory components. Match the module type and speed to the motherboard and existing memory per the server’s memory population rules. Insert the DIMM into the appropriate memory slot until the retention clips engage, then power on the system and verify that the firmware or system management utility recognizes the installed capacity. When populating multiple modules, follow channel and bank distribution guidelines to ensure optimal performance.

Usage recommendations

Install modules in matched pairs or in configurations recommended by the server vendor to preserve memory channel balance. Ensure BIOS/firmware is up to date to maintain compatibility and stability, and monitor operating temperatures in dense server environments to prevent thermal throttling.