Package Tray with Cover fit 50PCs Long DIMM (DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4 Desktop OR Server) ESD Package – Pack of 2
$18.99
Price: $18.99
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Package tray with lid for 50PCs Dimm (Long DIMM, Desktop or Server memory) For DDR1, DDR2, DDR3 Desktop or Server modules) Fit 50PCs modules without Heatsink or 25PCs with Heatsink (ESD package) PACK OF 2 TRAYS (TOTAL HOLD 100PCS MODULES)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 12.2 x 7.76 x 2.17 inches; 10.86 ounces
Item model number : 2DIMMTRAYF50-H
Date First Available : March 8, 2016
Manufacturer : ZMAX
ASIN : B07LG4WMC2
2x Package tray with lid for 50PCs Long Dimm (Desktop or Server memory)
For DDR1, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4 Desktop or Server modules
EACH TRAY Fit 50PCs modules without Heatsink or 25PCs with Heatsink
ESD Package
PACK OF 2 TRAYS (TOTAL HOLD 100PCS MODULES)
Customers say
Customers find the heat sink functional and sturdy. It works well for single-sided DDR4 sticks, holding them securely in place. However, opinions differ on the build quality and fit.
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8 reviews for Package Tray with Cover fit 50PCs Long DIMM (DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4 Desktop OR Server) ESD Package – Pack of 2
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rk –
works good. lid is a little stiff
works good. lid is a little stiff and dimms have some resistance going in. fine though because wont accidently come off or out
Cameron Moore –
Fit every type I had
I have dimm, ddr2, ddr3, ddr4, dram, and sram, some drr even with heat sync. Sure the ones with heat sync take 2 slots and not 1 there are 50 slots x2 containers with order. If you collect ram for scrap just throw that mess in a pile lol. This is the best way I’ve found to store ram.
Elite PC –
DDR4 and DDR5 RAM don’t quite fit
I bought two of these for organizing RAM in my shop. It fits the older RAM well, but I have to squeeze newer DDR4 and DDR5 RAM in. It does not properly hold RAM with a heat sink on it, or RAM that’s taller than standard. The cover is sometimes difficult to take off when the newer RAM is in it, because the base flexes out since it doesn’t fit the newer RAM properly.Overall, it’s not a bad purchase, but I’ll be looking elsewhere for my next ones.
rky222k –
fits ram great
This tray is sturdy and holds the ram very securely so they can’t fall out when you move it or carry it without the lid on.Ignore any bad reviews for the types of trays where people drop stars because their super tall / big headsinked gaming ram takes up 2 or 3 spaces or is too tall for the lid to shut on it. That is a given you should already know is going to happen. This is a standard tray for standard rams stick. The lid DOES fit ram with normal height heat spreaders. I have one of these full of Samsung double sided ECC server ram that has dual sided wrap around aluminum heat sinks on them and the lid closes completely.
Nikki –
Excellent trays! All ram fits snuggly.
Picked up these trays so I can store all my ram I have. They fit perfectly fine as the length never changed since SD ram. If you are buying this to store ECC RAM from the old days the ram might be a bit tall to fit the plastic cover on it.
ScaleMatrix Holdings, Inc. – Procurement –
Excellent RAM Trays for DDR3/DDR4
These are solid RAM trays for DDR3/DDR4. These keep your RAM organized and at an affordable price. If you have a lot of RAM to keep track of this is the best way to go!
PowerUser –
Its a tray
Review is for: ZMAX Package Tray with Cover fit 50PCs Long DIMM (DDR, DDR2, DDR3, DDR4 Desktop OR Server) ESDHolds memory well. Have purchased this and their so-dimm version. If you have memory with tall heat spreaders they will not fit with the top cover on. Top cover holds DIMMs in place.
A Modest Tech User –
This is not the solution you are looking for.
Top plastic lid clearance does not support full size ram sticks with modest size heat sinks or larger. Quality is on par or below that of a fast food take out container. Item shipped BARE in its shipping padded envelope rather then a “retail or brown” box resulting in being destroyed upon arrival, this is a fair-game point to make as I do not blame the carrier for this. I really wanted this to be a cheap solution but back to empty optical disk sleeves for me.