Description

Picture is the actual stick of memory you will receive.

Samsung
DDR 4 PC 3200Mhz
1 x 32Gb stick of laptop memory

Priced to sell - check out the going rate for these online - asking is less than half retail price

Collection from Lucan

Any questions please ask on thread.

Thankyou.

Shipping: Collection

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Payment: Cash

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Comments & Offers

Mattdigital 1 month ago

How many u have

smccarrick 1 month ago

Of the Samsung- just the one- sorry. Its also the only 32Gb stick I have.
The rest I have are all 16Gb sticks- mixture of Micro and SK Hynix (they came out of HP Zbook G6s and G7s)

Silvia Demontis 1 month ago

Is server ram?

smccarrick 1 month ago

@Mattdigital I wish I had more than one - I have put my supplies into a small stack of ZBooks, some of which I have put up here on adverts - some of which I have sold on eBay. For now - I have a single stick- I had no idea these were so hard to come by.

smccarrick 1 month ago

@Silvia Demontis It depends on the system you are putting the memory in - and what it supports. Do you know whether you can even use ECC memory for example.

My own server is on a G8 running an i9 with 128Gb of PC3200 Sodimms.

If I had a Xeon, I might consider ECC memory - and I did have a G6 and G7 Xeons- however, for me the bottleneck is not the memory speed (or capacity).

Silvia Demontis 1 month ago

Is dual xeon V4 with 8 slots

smccarrick 1 month ago

@Silvia Demontis In all honesty I don't think this memory will work in your system. You can see the part number in the photo - I suggest you Google it with the AI option for the make and model of your system - I don't think this memory is compatible with your system.

REPRINT40 3 weeks ago

Silvia Demontis what are u after?

*normal intel i9. usually doesn't take reg ram.

smccarrick 3 weeks ago

@REPRINT40: Not so sure about that. The current system I am typing on right now- is a 10th Gen i9 and I am using 4 x 32Gb PC3200 DDR4 sticks of Samsung SODIMMs in it- regular RAM- not ECC. A Xeon- depending on which gen it is- may or may not be strictly ECC or may be happy to use either regular or ECC Ram- it does depend on the generation and system though. An i9- typically- does not use ECC memory- its the same as an i7 with extra cores- usually running at a lower clock speed to minimise heat generation.

smccarrick 2 weeks ago

@Mattdigital Unfortunately, just 1