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Dell AD170480 memory module vs HP A2XZ2AV memory module

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  • 6specifications compared
  • 5differ
  • 1identical
  • 3known for one product only

Key differences

The Dell AD170480 memory module has 32 GB more internal memory than the HP A2XZ2AV memory module (96 GB vs 64 GB). The Dell AD170480 memory module has 800 MT/s more memory data transfer rate than the HP A2XZ2AV memory module (6400 MT/s vs 5600 MT/s). Memory layout (modules x size): 1 x 96 GB on the Dell AD170480 memory module, 2 x 32 GB on the HP A2XZ2AV memory module. Component for: Server on the Dell AD170480 memory module, Laptop on the HP A2XZ2AV memory module. Memory form factor: 288-pin DIMM on the Dell AD170480 memory module, 262-pin SO-DIMM on the HP A2XZ2AV memory module.

  • Internal memory
    • AD170480 memory module:96 GB
    • A2XZ2AV memory module:64 GB
  • Memory layout (modules x size)
    • AD170480 memory module:1 x 96 GB
    • A2XZ2AV memory module:2 x 32 GB
  • Memory data transfer rate
    • AD170480 memory module:6400 MT/s
    • A2XZ2AV memory module:5600 MT/s
  • Component for
    • AD170480 memory module:Server
    • A2XZ2AV memory module:Laptop
  • Memory form factor
    • AD170480 memory module:288-pin DIMM
    • A2XZ2AV memory module:262-pin SO-DIMM

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Comparison of AD170480, A2XZ2AV
9 specifications
Features5 differ
Internal memoryDiffers96 GB64 GB
Memory layout (modules x size)Differs1 x 96 GB2 x 32 GB
Memory data transfer rateDiffers6400 MT/s5600 MT/s
Component forDiffersServerLaptop
Memory form factorDiffers288-pin DIMM262-pin SO-DIMM
Buffered memory typeKnown for oneRegistered (buffered)Unknown — not stated by the source
Compatible productsKnown for onePowerEdge R470 PowerEdge R570 PowerEdge R670 PowerEdge R6715 PowerEdge R6725 PowerEdge R770 PowerEdge R7715 PowerEdge R7725 PowerEdge XE7745Unknown — not stated by the source
Other featuresidentical
Chips organisationKnown for one2Rx4Unknown — not stated by the source

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