Dell VxRail 32GB 2Rx4 DDR4 RDIMM 3200 MT/s Memory Module

Overview

The Dell SNP75X1VC/32VXR is a 32 GB DDR4 RDIMM memory module designed to enhance the performance and capacity of Dell VxRail nodes and compatible servers that use registered ECC memory. Operating at a fast transfer rate of 3200 MT/s, it accelerates data flow between the processor and storage, which is especially beneficial for virtualization, database operations, and analytics tasks. Its dual-rank configuration and built-in error correction ensure data integrity and reliable operation in demanding environments.

Key features

• Registered ECC memory that detects and corrects data errors to maintain system stability and prevent corruption.
• High transfer speed of 3200 MT/s to support workloads that require rapid data access and processing.
• Dual-rank design that balances performance and capacity for efficient memory utilization.
• Low voltage operation at 1.2 V to reduce power consumption and heat generation, which is critical in dense server racks.
• Compatibility with standard 288-pin RDIMM slots for easy installation and upgrades without hardware changes.
• Tested by Dell engineers for consistent performance under continuous heavy workloads, ensuring uptime in critical systems.

Key specs

• Capacity: 32 GB
• Memory type: DDR4 Registered DIMM (RDIMM)
• Speed: 3200 MT/s
• Voltage: 1.2 V
• Rank: Dual-rank (2Rx4)
• Pin count: 288 pins
• Error correction: ECC (Error-Correcting Code)

Installation and setup

Installing this memory module is straightforward. Simply insert it into any available 288-pin RDIMM slot on your server or VxRail node. The system will automatically detect the module and adjust to the slowest installed memory speed if you are mixing different modules. This plug-and-play approach minimizes downtime and simplifies capacity expansion.

Ideal uses and environments

This memory upgrade is well suited for IT professionals managing production clusters, lab servers, or environments anticipating future growth. It provides a cost-effective way to increase memory capacity without replacing existing hardware, making it a practical choice for virtualization hosts, database servers, and analytics platforms that demand reliable, high-speed memory performance.