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Dell 370-AEVR-3 memory module vs Dell D715X memory module

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  • 11specifications compared
  • 5differ
  • 6identical
  • 2known for one product only

Key differences

The Dell 370-AEVR-3 memory module has 24 GB more internal memory than the Dell D715X memory module (32 GB vs 8 GB). The Dell 370-AEVR-3 memory module has 534 MT/s more memory data transfer rate than the Dell D715X memory module (3200 MT/s vs 2666 MT/s). The Dell 370-AEVR-3 memory module has 534 MHz more memory clock speed than the Dell D715X memory module (3200 MHz vs 2666 MHz). Memory layout (modules x size): 1 x 32 GB on the Dell 370-AEVR-3 memory module, 1 x 8 GB on the Dell D715X memory module. Buffered memory type: Registered (buffered) on the Dell 370-AEVR-3 memory module, Unregistered (unbuffered) on the Dell D715X memory module.

  • Internal memory
    • 370-AEVR-3 memory module:32 GB
    • D715X memory module:8 GB
  • Memory layout (modules x size)
    • 370-AEVR-3 memory module:1 x 32 GB
    • D715X memory module:1 x 8 GB
  • Memory data transfer rate
    • 370-AEVR-3 memory module:3200 MT/s
    • D715X memory module:2666 MT/s
  • Memory clock speed
    • 370-AEVR-3 memory module:3200 MHz
    • D715X memory module:2666 MHz
  • Buffered memory type
    • 370-AEVR-3 memory module:Registered (buffered)
    • D715X memory module:Unregistered (unbuffered)

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Comparison of 370-AEVR-3, D715X
13 specifications
Features5 differ
Internal memoryDiffers32 GB8 GB
Memory layout (modules x size)Differs1 x 32 GB1 x 8 GB
Internal memory typeDDR4DDR4
Memory data transfer rateDiffers3200 MT/s2666 MT/s
Component forPC/ServerPC/Server
Memory form factor288-pin DIMM288-pin DIMM
ECCYesYes
CAS latencyKnown for one22Unknown — not stated by the source
Memory clock speedDiffers3200 MHz2666 MHz
Buffered memory typeDiffersRegistered (buffered)Unregistered (unbuffered)
Memory voltage1.2 V1.2 V
BacklightNoNo
Memory rankingKnown for oneUnknown — not stated by the source1

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