The STRATEGIC SOURCING 256GB DDR4 LRDIMM is an enterprise-grade memory module built for servers and data centers that demand dependable, high-capacity memory. Designed for virtualization, large databases, and multi-application workloads, it delivers scalable performance with stability at the core.
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Capacity: 256GB per module, ideal for memory-intensive workloads and dense virtualization environments.
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Form Factor: LRDIMM (Load-Reduced DIMM) optimized for high-density server configurations.
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Memory Type and Speed: DDR4 at 3200MHz (PC4-25600L) for strong throughput and responsiveness.
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Rank Configuration: 8Rx4 providing high memory density and improved parallelism for concurrent workloads.
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Reliability: Enterprise-grade design aimed at up-time and stable operation in 24/7 data-center deployments.
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Part/Model: HMAT14JXSLB, compatible with servers that support DDR4 LRDIMM memory.
With its substantial 256GB capacity and fast DDR4 3200MHz performance, this module helps reduce memory bottlenecks, enabling larger in-memory caches, faster virtualization, and smoother handling of peak workloads. Ideal for data centers and enterprise environments, it supports reliable multitasking and consistent performance under heavy demand.
Specs
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Brand: STRATEGIC SOURCING
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Model/Part: HMAT14JXSLB
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Capacity: 256GB
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Memory Type: DDR4
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Form Factor: LRDIMM
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Speed: 3200MHz (PC4-25600L)
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Rank: 8Rx4
FAQ
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What does LRDIMM mean? LRDIMM stands for Load-Reduced DIMM. It uses buffers to reduce electrical load on the memory controller, allowing higher memory densities in server environments while maintaining stability.
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What workloads benefit most from 256GB DDR4 LRDIMM? Heavy virtualization, large databases, in-memory analytics, and dense multi-VM deployments typically benefit from the increased capacity and bandwidth.
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Is this module compatible with my system? This module is designed for servers that support DDR4 LRDIMM memory at 3200MHz. Always verify motherboard/server compatibility and memory population guidelines from STRATEGIC SOURCING or your system vendor.
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How does DDR4 3200MHz improve performance? Higher memory speed provides more data per second to the CPU/memory controller, improving application responsiveness and reducing memory-bound latency in demanding workloads.
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What are the key differences between LRDIMM and RDIMM? LRDIMM offers higher density by using buffers to reduce load on the memory controller, enabling larger configurations in servers. RDIMM uses registered memory without the same buffering, which can affect density and scalability. For high-density server deployments, LRDIMM is typically preferred.
