PHS-memory 24GB (3x8GB) DDR3 ECC UDIMM 1333MHz PC3-10600E työmuistisarja Supermicro SuperServer 1026T-M3 SP580207

Data centers running Supermicro SuperServer 1026T-M3 systems often face memory bottlenecks when virtualizing multiple workloads. This 24GB kit (3 x 8GB) of DDR3 ECC UDIMMs steps in to keep your server responsive under heavy load. Each module operates at 1333MHz with a PC3-10600E rating, delivering the bandwidth needed for database queries, web hosting, and mid-sized enterprise applications. The unbuffered ECC design catches single-bit errors on the fly, preventing silent data corruption that can plague 24/7 operations.

Key specifications

• Total capacity: 24GB (3 x 8GB modules)
• Memory type: DDR3 UDIMM (unbuffered)
• Error correction: ECC
• Speed: 1333MHz (PC3-10600E)
• Voltage: 1.5V
• Pin count: 240-pin
• Module rank: Dual rank (2Rx8)
• Compatibility: Supermicro SuperServer 1026T-M3

Why choose it

This kit is a drop-in upgrade for your SuperServer, validated for the 1026T-M3 platform. ECC support is critical for servers where uptime and data integrity are non-negotiable. With three matched modules, you get balanced performance across memory channels, and the 1.5V standard voltage keeps power consumption predictable. Unlike registered memory, these UDIMMs offer lower latency for certain workloads, making them ideal for single-socket servers.

Ideal use cases

• Virtualization hosts running VMware ESXi or Proxmox
• Database servers (MySQL, PostgreSQL) requiring data accuracy
• Web hosting and application servers
• Small to medium business file and print servers
• Upgrading legacy Supermicro systems to extend service life

Good to know

Installation is straightforward: populate the three modules in matching slots per the Supermicro manual to enable triple-channel mode. The modules are dual-rank, which may slightly reduce maximum overclocking headroom but improves compatibility. Always handle memory by the edges and use anti-static precautions. This kit is not compatible with systems requiring registered (RDIMM) or load-reduced (LRDIMM) memory.