Dell 8GB DDR2 667 MHz PC2-5300 Memory Kit (2 x 4GB)

Overview

The Dell SNP9F035CK2/8G is an 8GB DDR2 memory kit designed specifically for Dell servers that use the PC2-5300 standard. It includes two 4GB modules running at 667 MHz, which install via a 240-pin DIMM interface. This matched pair supports dual channel configuration, ensuring balanced memory throughput and stable performance during demanding server tasks.

This memory kit is ideal for servers handling larger databases, multiple virtual machines, or increased user sessions, helping to prevent slowdowns caused by insufficient memory. It fits well in branch office racks, test labs, and small business data centers where extending the life of existing hardware is more cost-effective than upgrading to new platforms.

Key features

• Two 4GB DDR2 modules running at 667 MHz to provide a total of 8GB memory capacity
• Designed to meet the PC2-5300 specification for compatibility with DDR2 server systems
• 240-pin DIMM interface ensures easy installation on supported Dell server motherboards
• Matched pair configuration promotes dual channel operation for improved memory bandwidth and system stability
• Enhances server performance by supporting larger workloads and more simultaneous tasks without bottlenecks
• Helps extend the useful life of legacy or specialty servers, reducing the need for costly hardware replacements

Key specs

• Memory type: DDR2 SDRAM
• Capacity: 8GB total (2 x 4GB modules)
• Speed: 667 MHz (PC2-5300)
• Form factor: 240-pin DIMM
• Configuration: Matched pair for dual channel support

Installation and setup

Installing this memory kit is straightforward thanks to the standard 240-pin DIMM form factor and matched pair design. It fits directly into compatible Dell server motherboards, allowing for quick upgrades during scheduled maintenance windows. Confirming compatibility with the Dell part number helps avoid installation issues and ensures reliable operation.

Ideal uses and environments

This memory kit is well suited for environments where servers need to handle increased workloads without upgrading the entire system. It works effectively in branch offices, small business data centers, and test labs that rely on Dell servers with DDR2 memory. By adding this kit, users can support more virtual machines, larger databases, and active user sessions while maintaining system responsiveness.