DDR SDRAM Memory Expansion Boards 9

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Part	Manufacturer	Brand Name	Product Model	Product Type	Memory Technology	Number of Pins	Number of Free Memory Slots	Memory Form Factor	Number of Total Memory Slots	Maximum Memory Supported	Product Name	Application/Usage	Memory Standard
231126-001	Hewlett-Packard	HP		Memory Expansion Board	DDR SDRAM	184-pin	8	DIMM	8	16 GB	8-Slot Memory Expansion Board	Server
A6747A	Hewlett-Packard	HP		Memory Expansion Board	DDR SDRAM	184-pin	24	DIMM	24	24 GB	Server Memory Expansion Board	Server
203320-B21	Hewlett-Packard	Compaq		Memory Expansion Board	DDR SDRAM	184-pin		DIMM	8	16 GB	8-DIMM Hot Plug Memory Expansion Board	Server
A6747A	HP-IMSourcing	HP-IMSourcing		Memory Expansion Board	DDR SDRAM	184-pin	24	DIMM	24	24 GB	Server Memory Expansion Board	Server
GC-RAMDISK	GIGABYTE Technology, Inc	Gigabyte		Memory Expansion Board	DDR SDRAM	184-pin	4	DIMM	4	4 GB	4-Slot Memory Expansion Board	Server	DDR400/PC3200
A9739A	Hewlett-Packard	HP		Memory Expansion Board	DDR SDRAM		32	DIMM	32	64 GB	32-slot Server Memory Expansion Board	Server
S26361-F3125-L130	Fujitsu	Fujitsu	S26361-F3125-L130	Memory Expansion Board	DDR SDRAM				4		4-Slot Memory Expansion Board for TX600 S3 and RX600 S3 Server	Server
A6747A#0D1	Hewlett-Packard	HP		Memory Expansion Board	DDR SDRAM	184-pin		DIMM	24	24 GB	24-Slot Memory Expansion Board	Server
203320-B21	HP-IMSourcing	HP-IMSourcing		Memory Expansion Board	DDR SDRAM	184-pin		DIMM	8	16 GB	8-DIMM Hot Plug Memory Expansion Board	Server

Memory Expansion Boards

Memory expansion boards, also known as memory expansion cards or RAM expansion cards, are peripheral devices used to add additional RAM (Random Access Memory) to a computer system. These boards typically connect to the computer's motherboard via a PCI or PCIe slot and provide additional memory slots for installing RAM modules. Memory expansion boards are commonly used in servers, workstations, and high-performance computing systems to increase system memory capacity and improve overall performance. They allow users to upgrade their systems' memory to accommodate demanding applications and workloads.