Supermicro does not manufacture the DRAM. The modules inside its servers come from Samsung, SK hynix or Micron, then carry a Supermicro part number and label. We supply genuine memory pulled from those servers, for replacements and builds that need the original Supermicro-labeled stick.
If the sticker still shows the Supermicro number, send that. Many Supermicro memory numbers start with MEM-. The same label often also prints the maker’s part number. Either one is enough to start a quote. If neither is readable, send capacity, speed and module type, and note that it is for a Supermicro server.
DDR4 and DDR5 both show up in this lineup, as RDIMM and LRDIMM, across the sizes those platforms use. You can put Supermicro lines on the same list as Samsung, SK hynix or Micron modules. We will quote what fits, and say which items ship now.
- Genuine pulled Supermicro-labeled modules
- Maker underneath: Samsung, SK hynix or Micron
- Supermicro numbers often start with MEM-
- Quote by Supermicro number or maker part number
- DDR4 and DDR5
- RDIMM and LRDIMM
When a Supermicro server already has Supermicro-labeled memory installed, matching that label keeps the spare consistent. Send the list, and we will quote from there.
