PC3-10600 Network Server RAM

PC3-10600 DDR3 1333 Network Server Memory

Network server memory is a critical component of functionality for your personal or business server system. There are all kinds of computer memory expansions available, but only some of them are suitable for server loadouts, and a key factor in network success is having servers that perform properly. Planning ahead is important, because as the traffic through your server increases, your hardware will need to handle more and more. Picking the right network server RAM as a starting point or an upgrade will ensure that you get the most from your technology.

If your motherboard allows it, you can use server RAM in a typical computer. There is a key difference between normal memory and network server memory, however, and that’s error correction. This kind of memory helps to detect and prevent data corruption and to protect the integrity of data flowing through your server, which in turn reduces system crashes and failures. Of course, this means you want not only server-specific RAM, but also the best you can get.

DDR3 RAM is faster, more powerful and more efficient than previous technologies, and has become the industry standard in the last decade. At a glance, newer technologies may seem better by default; however, the market penetration of DDR4 has been slow and is only recently starting to pick up energy. That means most server devices still employ DDR3 memory, so you can feel confident in shopping for computers that might not be using the latest upgrades. You’ll still get plenty of use from a DDR3 machine, while saving on setup costs.

Choosing the appropriate DDR3 RAM technology for your server needs requires a little research, but a PC3-10600 module is a good place to start. This kind of RAM is a good middle ground for many devices of the current generation, or you can take a step up to the PC3-12800 DDR3 server RAM, which features a slightly superior peak transfer rate for data and a better latency. Both types of memory fall solidly in the median for DDR3 technology.

Because there are so many differences in things like voltage and timing, DDR3 network server memory is neither forward nor backward compatible. If you’re getting started with a slightly older server, though, you can still easily find DDR2 RAM that can fulfill your needs, such as PC2-5300 DDR2 server RAM that offers industry standard performance for its generation with room left to improve.