IBM 00E6367 VRM-PROC2-CJ Processor Voltage Regulator Module CCIN 2BF8

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The IBM 00E6367 (also listed with CCIN 2BF8 and alternate part 00RR726) is a Processor Voltage Regulator Module (VRM) specifically designed as VRM-PROC2-CJ — a power regulation subassembly for the processor book (CPU complex) in high-end IBM Power Systems servers.

This is a DC-DC voltage regulator module that steps down bulk power from the server's main power supplies to precise, stable low-voltage rails required by POWER7 processors and associated memory/cache subsystems in the CEC (Central Electronics Complex). It is part of the PROC2 (Processor 2) voltage regulation group — one of several VRMs per processor book that work in parallel to deliver high current with redundancy and load sharing.

In high-end IBM Power Systems, each processor book (also called processor card or CPU book) contains multiple VRMs to support multi-core POWER7 SCMs (Single-Chip Modules) and large memory configurations. The 00E6367 / VRM-PROC2-CJ is a critical component in the power distribution chain — failure of this module can cause:

  • Processor throttling or clock-down
  • Voltage instability
  • System crashes or boot failures
  • Reduced performance under load
  • Redundancy loss (N+1 or N+N configuration)

The module includes integrated protection (over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature), monitoring circuitry, and status LEDs. It is hot-swappable in redundant setups (when other VRMs can compensate) and is monitored via the Hardware Management Console (HMC) and ASMI (Advanced System Management Interface).

Model / Part Number: IBM 00E6367

Alternate / Cross-Reference: 00RR726

CCIN (Customer Card Identification Number): 2BF8

Designation: VRM-PROC2-CJ (Processor 2 Voltage Regulator Module - CJ variant)

Primary Role: Voltage regulation for POWER7 processor cores and memory in the CEC (Central Electronics Complex)

Compatibility: IBM Power 770 (9117-MMB / 9117-MMC), Power 780 (9179-MHB / 9179-MHC), Power 795 (9119-FHB), and related POWER7-based high-end systems

Installation Location: Processor book (CPU book / processor card) slots in the CEC

Status (2025–2026): Legacy / End-of-Life – POWER7 systems reached EoL/EoS years ago; no new production or active IBM support

Market Availability: Refurbished or used pulls from decommissioned Power 770/780/795 systems

Common Sources: IBM surplus resellers, eBay, enterprise hardware brokers (e.g., Vibrant Technologies, ServerMonkey, ITAssetRecovery)

Typical Price Range: $50–$200 (refurbished, depending on condition and testing)

Type: DC-DC voltage regulator module (VRM)

Function: Steps down bulk power to low-voltage rails for POWER7 SCMs and memory DIMMs

Output: High-current, regulated low-voltage (exact rails vary: typically 0.9V–1.2V for CPU cores, 1.35V/1.5V for DDR3 memory)

Protection: Over-current, over-voltage, over-temperature, short-circuit

Redundancy: Supports N+1 or N+N configurations (multiple VRMs per processor book)

Hot-Swap: Yes (in redundant VRM setups)

Status Indicators: LED indicators for power/fault status

Monitoring: Via HMC, ASMI, and system firmware

Form Factor: Plug-in module for POWER7 processor book

Power Requirements: Supplied by CEC bulk power distribution (system-dependent)

Operating Temperature: Aligned with server operating range (typically 5°C to 35°C ambient)

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