OEM part numbers cross-references; check the exact marking
Vendor
OEM part number
Supermicro
MEM-DR512L-SL01-ER56
OEM cross-references are compiled from distributor cross-reference data and OEM documentation. Verify against your vendor's parts list before ordering.
The preliminary rows are a sample across vendors: 53 further platforms share this generation and DIMM type without a recorded capacity conflict. This is not a qualified-parts list. Browse all servers →
Confirmed = a reviewed primary document lists this exact part for that server. Vendor match = reviewed OEM documentation supports the exact OEM part for the server; a native part also requires a separately reviewed OEM cross-reference. Preliminary match = generation and DIMM type match, with no conflict in the capacity limits recorded here. Capacity, ranks, CPU, BIOS and population rules may still need verification. Confirm the exact part and revision against the server documentation before ordering.
Same-spec candidates matching catalog values · verify before substituting
Candidates match five catalog values: generation, module type, capacity, rated speed and organization. This does not verify those values or establish interchangeability. Check CAS latency, the exact part and revision, server support and population rules before substituting.
These are catalog comparisons, not per-server qualification or testing.View the full family →
Frequently asked
How is Supermicro MEM-DR512L-SL01-ER56 related to M321RAJA0MB0-CWM?
The catalog links M321RAJA0MB0-CWM to Supermicro reference MEM-DR512L-SL01-ER56. An OEM number can cover multiple manufacturer parts. Check the exact module label and your server documentation before ordering.
Can I use a Micron module instead?
MTC40F2047S1RC56B (Micron), MTC40F2047S1RC56BB1 (Micron), MTC40F2047S1RC56BB1R (Micron) are candidates with matching catalog generation, module type, capacity, rated speed and organization (128 GB, DDR5-5600, RDIMM, 2Rx4). This comparison does not establish interchangeability or verify every field. Check the exact part, CAS latency, server qualified parts list and memory population rules before substituting.
