Crucial is usually on the forefront of memory and it’s no different this time as the company just announced the release and availability of their new DDR4 2666MT/s server memory modules. That is an eleven percent increase compared to 2400MT/s modules and that is a considerable boost. The new Crucial DDR4 server memory modules allow for an increased performance and bandwidth within data centers and hyper-scale environments. They are
also available in a variety of server module types and densities ranging from 8GB to 64GB.
The new Crucial 2666 MT/s 8Gb-based server memory modules are approximately 11 percent faster than the previously released 2400 MT/s DIMMs. These new Crucial server memory modules are perfect to support cloud and enterprise environments that are migrating to the next-generation of Intel server platforms. These are places where every little calculation counts and has to be performed as fast and efficient as possible and the 2666MT/s modules will do just that.
“Improving system performance in the data center is one of many priorities organizations are looking to address as the need to meet ever-increasing and more demanding workloads evolves,” said Michael Moreland, Crucial Server DRAM Product Marketing Manager. “Crucial’s new 2666MT/s server modules can help data center and hyper-scale customers reduce performance burdens by using faster memory to help advance the efficiencies of their server systems.”
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