Crucial DDR4 2666MT/s DIMMs Boost Server Performance
New modules provide greater memory bandwidth and increased performance, complementing next-generation Intel® server platforms
SYDNEY, 13 December 2016 – Crucial has launched its latest DDR4 server DIMMs. With speeds of 2666 MT/s, new Crucial® DDR4 server memory modules allow for increased performance and bandwidth within data centres and hyperscale environments. They are also available in a variety of server module types and densities ranging from 8GB to 64GB.
Key Messages:
- Crucial expands its DDR4 server memory portfolio by increasing speeds to 2666 MT/s
- Crucial® DDR4 2666 MT/s DIMMs are 11 percent faster than DDR4 2400 MT/s DIMMs[i]
- New Crucial server memory modules are available now for purchase
New Crucial 2666 MT/s 8Gb-based server memory modules are approximately 11 percent faster than the previously released 2400 MT/s DIMMs. Additionally, the newly expanded portfolio of Crucial server memory will support cloud and enterprise environments that are migrating to next-generation Intel server platforms.
“Improving system performance in the data centre is one of many priorities organisations are looking to address as the need to meet ever-increasing and more demanding workloads evolves,” said Michael Moreland, Crucial Server DRAM Product Marketing Manager. “Crucial’s new 2666MT/s server modules can help data centre and hyperscale customers reduce performance burdens by using faster memory to help advance the efficiencies of their server systems.”
The new modules are available for purchase at www.crucial.com and through select global partners. All Crucial memory is backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
For more information about Crucial server memory offerings, visit www.crucial.com/memory-server.
[i] Product performance and efficiency improvements are noted as comparisons between 8Gb-based 16GB DDR4 RDIMMs and 4Gb-based 16GB DDR4 RDIMMs.
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