Since Intel unveils its new reference design, called microserver, recently, "Low Power Consumption" and "High Density" are gradually becoming the mainstream storage solutions for enterprise and business market. Apacer, the professional leading memory manufacturer, now officially releases its memory module series for DDR3 server, featuring high capacity, high-speed processing, and low power consumption in response to this latest technology concept. In addition to being completely compatible with the latest Intel one way server-Lynnfield based server, the memory modules available in 4GB and 8GB can fully enhance the computing performance and effectively reduce the power consumption by 20% through the distinctive Fly-By circuit design and its built-in Thermal Sensor function, thus providing the best options of storage devices with multiple advantages.

 Apacer newly releases the latest ECC Registered DIMM memory modules series available in 4GB and 8GB, compatible with the latest Intel Micro Server platform. Apacer insists that the new modules must pass rigid reliability tests and fully support the server platforms based on latest dual-channel Intel Xeon 3400 series processors. In order to satisfy the current demand of servers operating under high density environments, the new modules adopt the distinctive Fly-By circuit design that enables the memory module to work stably with transmission of signals stayed complete in high-frequency operation. Furthermore, the built-in Thermal Sensor allows the system to monitor the memory module for any variance in operating temperatures. Such function can efficiently avoid overheating that results in system failure while optimizing its power efficiency by preventing unnecessary power consumption, which can be minimized for the server.