Dell 16GB Memory Module (1*16GB) 2RX8 370-ADND-RFB

Dell 16GB Memory Module (1*16GB) 2RX8 370-ADND-RFB is a single 16GB DDR4 registered memory module designed for compatibility with Dell workstations and servers. With a frequency of 2400 MHz and a 2Rx8 rank configuration, this Dell memory module delivers reliable performance and capacity expansion for virtualization, database processing, and multitasking environments. The module is built to meet Dell specifications and MPN 370-ADND-RFB for straightforward identification and system integration.

Advantages

The DDR4 2400 MHz specification provides improved data throughput and energy efficiency compared with earlier memory generations. The 2Rx8 organization supports higher density and stable multi-module operation in systems that require registered DIMMs. As an OEM Dell module, it preserves system compatibility, maintains vendor-supported configurations, and helps avoid issues associated with mixed or unsupported memory parts.

Suitable for

• Enterprise servers and rack-mounted systems that accept DDR4 registered DIMMs
• Dell workstations requiring 16GB memory upgrades
• Virtualization hosts and database servers needing increased RAM capacity
• High-reliability environments where OEM-qualified memory is preferred

Key specifications

• Brand: Dell
• Model / MPN: 370-ADND-RFB
• Capacity: 16GB (1 x 16GB)
• Type: DDR4 Registered (RDIMM)
• Frequency: 2400 MHz
• Rank: 2Rx8

How to use

Power down the server or workstation and disconnect all power sources before installing the module. Open the system chassis following the manufacturer’s service manual. Locate the supported DIMM slot(s) for DDR4 RDIMM modules and align the notch on the Dell 16GB Memory Module (1*16GB) 2RX8 370-ADND-RFB with the slot key. Insert the module evenly until the retention clips engage. Reassemble the chassis, reconnect power, and boot the system. Verify BIOS/UEFI recognizes the module and that memory configuration and error-checking features (such as ECC, if supported by the platform) are enabled and reporting correctly.

Recommendations

For optimal performance and compatibility, install registered DIMMs in matched pairs or according to the server motherboard memory population guidelines. Use Dell-approved memory configurations for systems covered by vendor support. When upgrading multiple modules, ensure identical speed, type, and rank where required by the platform to avoid reduced performance or unsupported configurations.