DDR3 RDIMM 8GB · 1866 MT/s

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Market signals

Derived from observed listings across all SKUs in this class.

▶What do OEM / Original / Compatible mean?

OEMCertified by a server vendor (Dell, HPE, Lenovo). May carry firmware locks and qualifications. Priced higher for vendor support and warranty alignment.

OriginalThe underlying component manufacturer's part, without OEM server-vendor branding or firmware lock. Typically the market pricing reference — platform compatibility should still be verified.

CompatibleThird-party alternatives meeting the same spec. Often 15–40% cheaper. May trigger vendor warnings on OEM-locked platforms — verify before substituting.

Liquidity

Insufficient

Only 0 samples — treat any range as directional only.

▶What do the signal colors mean?

Favorable — Tight spread, meaningful discount, or strong liquidity.

Neutral — Normal market conditions. No action flag.

Investigate — Wide spread, inverted pricing, or low sample count.

High alert — Very wide spread or significant price anomaly.

Insufficient — Too few samples to produce a reliable signal.

Market price confidence

The figures below reflect observed market pricing across multiple sellers and SKUs. Ranges and typical bands help distinguish outliers from defensible market prices.

OEM

Confidence: low

OEM pricing is typically negotiated directly with vendors and is not reflected in spot market listings.

Original

Confidence: low

Pricing inferred from adjacent market tiers

OEM and original parts are rarely transacted directly in open markets.

Compatible

Confidence: low

Pricing inferred from adjacent market tiers

OEM and original parts are rarely transacted directly in open markets.

How to interpret this

Prices within the typical market band represent common, defensible market rates.
Listings near the lower bound may reflect limited stock, condition differences, or less-established sellers.
Prices above the typical band often reflect vendor qualification, warranty, or support premiums.

Known part numbers in this market

0 part numbers tracked. Not a guarantee of compatibility — verify against your platform.

Manufacturer	MPN	Certification

Equivalent part numbers

Parts grouped into this market share the core market-class specifications, but exact server/platform compatibility should still be verified.

How to use this mapping

If you were quoted any of the part numbers above, they correspond to this market.
OEM-qualified parts offer the highest vendor support assurance and typically cost more.
Original manufacturer parts often provide the best balance of cost and compatibility.
Compatible alternatives may reduce cost but should be verified against platform policies.

▶How to read OEM, Original, and Compatible

OEM parts carry vendor certification (and often firmware locks) — highest support assurance, highest price. Original parts are the underlying manufacturer's modules without OEM branding — usually the best balance of cost and compatibility. Compatible parts are third-party alternatives — lower cost, but verify against your platform's policies first.

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Technical specifications

Parts grouped into this market share these core specifications. Exact manufacturer, branding, and warranty terms vary by SKU — see the part numbers below.

DDR generation

DDR3

Form factor

RDIMM

Capacity

8 GB

Speed

1866 MT/s

ECC

Yes

Status

coming_soon

Legacy / end-of-sale hardware

Signals are observations from available data at a point in time — not advice. Verify independently before transacting. Disclaimer

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Nearby memory markets

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DDR3 RDIMM 8GB · 1600 MT/s→DDR3 RDIMM 8GB · 1333 MT/s→DDR3 RDIMM 16GB · 1866 MT/s→DDR3 RDIMM 32GB · 1866 MT/s→DDR3 LRDIMM 32GB · 1333 MT/s→DDR3 LRDIMM 32GB · 1600 MT/s→DDR3 LRDIMM 32GB · 1866 MT/s→DDR3 LRDIMM 64GB · 1333 MT/s→

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