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Part RoHS Manufacturer Brand Name Product Model Product Type Memory Size Memory Technology Device Supported Number of Pins Shipping Height Weight (Approximate) Environmental Certification Environmentally Friendly Product Condition Limited Warranty Thickness Platform Supported Depth Packaged Quantity Form Factor Height Width Data Backup Type Product Name Shipping Width Length Application/Usage Shipping Weight (Approximate) Shipping Depth Country of Origin

633540-001

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

HPE

Cache Memory

512 MB

RAID Controller

RoHS

Yes

Flash Backed

512MB Cache Memory

405148-B21

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

HPE

Cache Memory

512 MB

DRAM

Server

1.089 kg

27.94 cm

1

3.175 cm

19.38 cm

Battery Backed

512 MB DRAM Cache Memory

Server

405148-B21

HP-IMSourcing DS

HP-IMSourcing DS

Cache Memory

512 MB

DRAM

1.089 kg

27.94 cm

3.175 cm

19.38 cm

Battery Backed

512 MB DRAM Cache Memory

462967-B21#0D1

Hewlett Packard Enterprise

HPE

Cache Memory

512 MB

Battery Backed

P-Series 512MB Battery Backed Write Cache

405148-B21

HPE Sourcing

HPE Sourcing

Cache Memory

512 MB

DRAM

Server

1.089 kg

27.94 cm

1

3.175 cm

19.38 cm

Battery Backed

512 MB DRAM Cache Memory

Server

462967-B21-RF

HPE - IMSourcing Certified Pre-Owned

HPE - IMSourcing Certified Pre-Owned

Cache Memory

512 MB

Refurbished

Battery Backed

512MB P-Series Battery Backed Write Cache

Cache Memory

Cache memory, often referred to simply as cache, is a small but extremely fast type of memory used to temporarily store frequently accessed data and instructions for quick access by the CPU. Cache memory sits between the CPU and main memory (RAM) and helps reduce the average time to access data, thereby improving system performance. There are several levels of cache memory in a typical computer system, including L1 cache, L2 cache, and sometimes L3 cache. Each level of cache has different characteristics, such as size, latency, and access speed, with L1 cache being the smallest and fastest, located closest to the CPU. Cache memory plays a crucial role in speeding up data access and improving overall system responsiveness.