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The Memory Board 405835-001 from HP is an original spare part for servers or RAID controllers from the manufacturer. Therefore, use it to replace defective memory or use the module for an extension. Additional accessories are not required for use and are therefore not included in the scope of delivery.
The HP 405835-001 Memory Board has 512 MB memory capacity and uses SD-RAM technology. In addition, the clock rate is 100 MHz. After commissioning, the module works as a cache and can thus increase data throughput. Ultimately, it primarily ensures an increase in performance.
Which systems are compatible with the memory board can be checked with part number 405835-001. However, the decisive factor is the presence of the Smart Array P400 RAID Controller to which the module is attached. Therefore, simply check whether your server has such a controller. Further information on commissioning can usually be found in the system manual.
The HP 405835-001 Memory Board has 512 MB memory capacity and uses SD-RAM technology. In addition, the clock rate is 100 MHz. After commissioning, the module works as a cache and can thus increase data throughput. Ultimately, it primarily ensures an increase in performance.
Which systems are compatible with the memory board can be checked with part number 405835-001. However, the decisive factor is the presence of the Smart Array P400 RAID Controller to which the module is attached. Therefore, simply check whether your server has such a controller. Further information on commissioning can usually be found in the system manual.
| Description | HP 405835-001 - Memory Board - 512MB Cache - for Smart Array P400 |
| Device type | Memory Board |
| P / N | 405835-001 |
| Type | SD-RAM |
| Number of modules | 1 |
| Total capacity | 512 MB |
| Clock | 100 MHz |
| Compatible with | HP Smart Array P400 |
| Delivery Content | 1x Memory Board, other accessories not included |
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