Intel Optane 200 256GB DDR-T (DDR4) Persistent Memory Module (PMEM) -NMB1XBD256GQS
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Technical Information:Storage Capacity: 512GB
Memory Interface: DDR-T
Number Of Modules: 1 X 256GB
Bus Speed: 2666MHz DDR4-2666/Pc4-21300
Data Integrity Check: Ecc
Signal Processing: Registered
Cas Latency Timings: Cl19
Voltage: 1.2V

Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 series modules are supported on 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors on 4-socket platforms and create a high-performing, large capacity persistent memory tier that helps turn more data into actionable insights. Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 series is available in 128 GB, 256 GB, and 512 GB modules and coexist with traditional DDR4 DIMMs, occupying the same motherboard slots side-by-side with DRAM. A platform optimized for these next-generation processors can support one Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 series module per channel (up to six on a single socket), providing up to 3 TB of Persistent Memory per socket and total memory capacity (with DRAM) of 4.5 TB per socket. Intel Optane Persistent Memory 200 series is compatible with the software ecosystem established for Intel Optane persistent memory for workloads, such as databases, analytics, and virtualized infrastructure.

• Data Persistence for Memory, Unlike DRAM, data remains in PMem after a planned or unplanned restart, avoiding time-consuming data reloads, which means less downtime, fewer losses from system outages, and increased operational efficiency.
• Developers can utilize the industry-standard persistent memory programming model to build simpler and more powerful applications to future-proof their data center investment.
• Secure Data at Rest The Intel Optane PMem 200 series integrates strong, industry-standard hardware security encryption measures for data at rest. Application-transparent AES-256 encryption secures all data at rest in persistent memory with no software code changes and minimal impact on performance.
• Affordable Large Capacity Intel Optane PMem 200 series enables more value to be extracted from larger data sets and increases the utility of each server.
• In-memory databases can access more data at DRAM-like speeds and workloads processing massive data sets, such as scientific or data warehousing and analytics, can work continuously without repeatedly loading and storing data locally.
• Additionally, Intel Optane PMem can offer greater memory capacity per socket than DRAM for virtualized data center infrastructures, leaving more headroom for virtualizing future workloads requiring larger memory capacity rather than having to run those demanding workloads on bare metal.