HPE DDR4 4GB 2133MHz geheugenmodule

The HPE 774169-001 Memory Module HPE DDR4 4GB 2133MHz is a 4 GB DDR4 server memory module with a 288-pin DIMM form factor and a clock speed of 2133 MHz. Designed for HPE ProLiant Gen9 systems, this HPE SmartMemory module is authenticated to meet HPE qualification and testing processes, allowing the system to identify verified memory and enable extended memory performance features through the system ROM.

Advantages

HPE SmartMemory provides the same quality and reliability expected for HPE ProLiant Gen9 servers, with validated DRAM that helps maintain uptime and stability in virtualization, cloud computing and database workloads. The module’s CAS latency of 15 and 1.2 V operating voltage deliver a balance of performance and energy efficiency while the authenticated design enables firmware-level optimizations on supported HPE systems.

Suitable for

• Server upgrades for HPE ProLiant Gen9 systems
• Virtualized environments and hypervisor hosts
• Database and high-performance computing workloads requiring reliable memory
• Replacing or expanding 288-pin DDR4 DIMM memory capacity

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: HP Enterprise
• MPN: 774169-001
• EAN: 5711783507093
• Capacity: 4 GB
• Memory type: DDR4
• Clock speed: 2133 MHz
• Form factor: 288-pin DIMM
• CAS latency: 15
• Voltage: 1.2 V

How to use

Power down the server and follow the manufacturer’s safety instructions before installing the module. Locate the appropriate DIMM slot on the ProLiant Gen9 system motherboard, align the 288-pin connector, and press firmly until the module latches into place. After installation, power on the server and verify that the system ROM recognizes the authenticated HPE SmartMemory and that the BIOS/firmware settings reflect the new memory capacity and any enabled performance features.

Recommendations

Use HPE SmartMemory modules of the same type and speed in matching channel configurations for best performance and stability. Refer to the server maintenance and compatibility guide to confirm supported memory population rules and firmware versions before deployment.