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General Specs Axiom IBM Supported 8GB Module - 00D5036, 00D5035 (FRU 00MC471) - 00D5036-AXA
Manufacturer:
Axiom Memory Solutions
Manufacturer Part Number:
00D5036-AXA
Brand Name:
Axiom
Product Name:
8GB DDR3 SDRAM Memory Module
Product Type:
RAM Module
Detailed Specs Axiom IBM Supported 8GB Module - 00D5036, 00D5035 (FRU 00MC471) - 00D5036-AXA
Memory Size:
8 GB
Memory Technology:
DDR3SDRAM
Additional Information Axiom IBM Supported 8GB Module - 00D5036, 00D5035 (FRU 00MC471) - 00D5036-AXA
Number of Pins:
240-pin
Thickness:
0.2" (4 mm)
Width:
1.2" (30 mm)
Length:
5.3" (133.4 mm)
Weight (Approximate):
18.1 g
Miscellaneous Axiom IBM Supported 8GB Module - 00D5036, 00D5035 (FRU 00MC471) - 00D5036-AXA
Compatibility:
IBM - System x3650 M4 (7915-xxx), IBM - System x3850 X6, IBM - System x3650 M4 HD (5460-xxx), IBM - System x3630 M4 (7158-xxx)
Warranty Axiom IBM Supported 8GB Module - 00D5036, 00D5035 (FRU 00MC471) - 00D5036-AXA
Limited Warranty:
Lifetime
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