Kingston 2GB DDR3-1333 ECC Registered Memory Part# KVR1333D3D8R9S/2GHT

This Kingston 2GB memory module is genuine Kingston equipment. It comes from the ValueRAM Server Premier line. The part number is KVR1333D3D8R9S/2GHT. It runs at 1333MHz on the PC3-10600 standard. Unlike the Samsung modules elsewhere in our catalog, this part is fully bill of materials controlled. That includes the exact chip die revision.

This module has ECC Registered support with parity. It uses a dual-rank x8 design and a built-in thermal sensor for temperature monitoring. It runs on standard 1.5V power. It carries a CL9 latency rating. Every unit is tested and cleaned before it ships. It performs like new.

Key Specifications

• Brand: Kingston

• Part Number: KVR1333D3D8R9S/2GHT

• Capacity: 2GB

• Speed: 1333MHz (PC3-10600)

• Memory Type: DDR3 ECC Registered with Parity (RDIMM)

• CAS Latency: CL9

• Rank and Width: Dual Rank, x8

• Voltage: 1.5V

• Pin Count: 240

• Special Feature: Built-in thermal sensor

• Condition: Refurbished, tested, and verified functional

Compatible Systems

Built to the JEDEC industry standard for DDR3-1333 ECC Registered memory. So it fits the wide range of servers and workstations that call for this spec, not just one vendor”s exact part number. This includes many rack servers from Dell, HP, and other major brands running at this speed. Please check your exact model before ordering.

Why Choose This Memory Module

• Bill of Materials Controlled: Every component, down to the chip die revision, stays consistent between orders, which matters for servers sensitive to sudden part changes.

• Built-In Thermal Sensor: Lets compatible systems monitor per-module temperature directly, useful for proactive data center cooling.

• Registered with Parity: Adds an extra layer of data integrity checking on top of standard ECC protection.

• Standardized JEDEC Spec: Built to meet industry standard specifications rather than a single OEM”s exact requirements, so it fits a broader range of systems.

Ideal For

Data centers standardizing on a single memory brand across mixed hardware, and any server that benefits from per-module thermal monitoring.