PHS-memory 24GB (3x8GB) DDR3 ECC UDIMM 1333MHz PC3-10600E kit RAM server per Supermicro SuperServer 2026T-6RFT+-LR SP580303

Server memory failures can bring critical workloads to a halt, causing downtime and lost productivity. This 24GB DDR3 ECC UDIMM kit (3x8GB) directly addresses that risk for Supermicro SuperServer 2026T-6RFT+-LR systems, delivering reliable, error-correcting performance at 1333MHz. Engineered for stability, it ensures your server handles memory-intensive tasks without silent data corruption.

Who is it for

IT administrators, data center operators, and businesses running Supermicro SuperServer 2026T-6RFT+-LR servers who need dependable memory for virtualization, database management, or other enterprise applications. It's ideal for upgrading or replacing existing modules to maintain peak server performance.

Main features

• Total capacity: 24GB (3 x 8GB modules) for balanced multi-channel performance
• DDR3 ECC UDIMM technology detects and corrects single-bit errors, preventing data corruption
• 1333MHz speed (PC3-10600E) with 10.6 GB/s data transfer rate for responsive operation
• Unbuffered design with dual-rank configuration (2Rx8) for compatibility and efficiency
• 240-pin form factor, 1.5V standard voltage for stable server integration
• Specifically compatible with Supermicro SuperServer 2026T-6RFT+-LR

Specifications

• Brand: PHS-memory
• Model: SP580303
• MPN: SP580303
• EAN: 4069169519897
• Memory type: DDR3
• Form factor: UDIMM (Unbuffered DIMM)
• Error correction: ECC
• Capacity per module: 8GB
• Number of modules: 3
• Total capacity: 24GB
• Speed: 1333MHz
• PC standard: PC3-10600E
• Pin count: 240-pin
• Voltage: 1.5V
• Rank: Dual Rank (2Rx8)
• Module configuration: 1024M x 72
• Data transfer rate: 10.6 GB/s
• Application: Server
• Compatibility: Supermicro SuperServer 2026T-6RFT+-LR

Tips

Before installation, ensure your server is powered off and unplugged. Handle modules by the edges to avoid static discharge. For optimal performance, install all three modules in the same channel as per your motherboard manual. Verify BIOS settings to enable ECC functionality if not automatic.