Question What is SPS RAM?

[Fuzzykropolis]

I have searched google and this website trying to find what the SPS in RAM is. I can't seem to find a page that offers a good explaination of what it stands for or what it is. I assume its ____ per second? Samples per second, perhaps? Can anyone help me out with some information? I often see it as SPS-DIMM.

 

[Lutfij]

Welcome to the forums, newcomer!

By any chance are you looking at parts/components with an HP tag on them? If so, perhaps this thread could be of assistance. If that didn't help, might want to elaborate on what you're looking for and how you came across it, perhaps an image of the part that triggered the question?

 

[Eximo]

Best I could locate was that it is HP's term for Server Platform Services. Likely Registered, Buffered, or ECC memory for their server line.

 

[Fuzzykropolis]

It is HP brand. It's what we have in stock at my place of work. Part L25264-001

It is labeled as Memory, 16GB, SO-DIMM, DDR4, SPS-MEM, 1.2v, 2666 MHz in our system. Typically this is copied and pasted from the source it was purchased, so it must've been labeled that at one time. Now when I look up that part from HP's Catalog i get SKO-MEM, SODIMM 16GB 1.2v DDR4-2666. I have not seen the SKO-MEM abbreviation before either, but it sounds like these might be HP specific labels?