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Time to bump this host up to 256GB of memory. I'm installing 4 - 32GB 2Rx8 DDR4 RDIMM 3200 MT/s modules
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Dell PowerEdge R230 | In our video we will dive into all the memory upgrade options for the Dell PowerEdge R230 server and show you how to properly configure and install your DIMMs. We will also provide a general overview of the R230 server as a whole. Part of the 13th generation server line from Dell, the PowerEdge R230 is an incredibly popular DDR4 based, single socket 1U server supporting Intel E3-1200 V5 or V6 series processors. Some other compatible CPUs include Intel Core i3 6100 Series, Intel Pentium G4500 or G4600 series as well as Intel Celeron G3900 series processors. However, we see E3-1200v5 series as the most common CPU, especially E3-1240v5 or E3-1270v5. (LGA1151 socket). This is the next generation to the R220 server. The Dell PowerEdge R230 utilizes DDR4 memory and there are four DIMM slots. You can install only 1 type of memory inside your R230 server, which is ECC Unbuffered (Server UDIMM). Unfortunately, ECC Registered (RDIMMs) and Load Reduced (LRDIMMs) are not compatible with R230 servers. You can only utilize ECC Unbuffered memory, which is the only type of module supported. There are a range of speeds and sizes for the R230. Speed options include 2133MHz, 2400MHz or 2666MHz. However, it is worth noting 2666 will clock down to 2400. Size options include 2GB 4GB 8GB 16GB. Unfortunately 32GB DDR4 ECC Unbuffered modules are not compatible with the Dell R230 server line meaning the max configuration is 64GB via (4 x 16GB) DDR4 PC4-21300V-R 2666MHz ECC Unbuffered Server Memory. There are 2 Memory Channels, which equates to the R230 having two DIMM slots per memory channel. Dell has labeled the memory channels and they are also color coded. The beginning of the memory channel is the white DIMM slot. This is important if you were only loading two modules, then you would need to install the two DIMMs inside the two white DIMM slots. This will help your Dell R230 server to provide an even load distribution. Otherwise one channel is overloaded and the other channel is not being used. In our video, we will review this in more depth and demonstrate how to actually install your memory upgrade inside the Dell PowerEdge R230 server. Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R230? You can custom configure your own server. We have a 2-bay and 4-bay option in stock. Buy Dell PowerEdge R230 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R230 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R300 Server Memory - In this video, we will review the different memory options for memory speed, size and type. You will find a good review on best practices for loading & installing your memory upgrades and a helpful general overview. The Dell PowerEdge R300 is a DDR2 based machine with 6 DIMM slots and is a 1U rackmount server. The R300 is a Dell 10th Generation server with 6 DIMM slots utilizing DDR2 memory modules. There are 2 speeds: 667MHz and 800MHz. 667 is most prevelant. There are limited choices on DIMM sizes: 512MB, 1GB, 2GB and 4GB. 8GB DIMMs will not work and are not supported by the Dell R300 server. You can only install or configure your R300 server with ECC Registered (RDIMM) memory modules. ECC Reg is the only type of memory supported. Fully buffered, FBIMMs, will NOT work with the R300. Do not purchase DIMMs for Dell 2950 and think you can install in R300. They are two separate styles of memory. The max memory configuration for Dell R300 is 24GB via (6 x 4GB) DDR2 PC2-6400P 800MHz ECC Registered Server Memory. There are 3 Memory Channels per CPU. The R300 has two DIMM slots per memory channel. The memory channels will be color coded. White will be the start of the memory channel. Black is the 2nd DIMM in the channel. We recommend maxing out at 24GB. This machine is pretty old and you should consider upgrading to a newer model if you are running a business environment. If at home and looking to have some fun, then this will be a decent homelab server to play around with. We will discuss the memory in more depth in this video and also show you how to actually load the modules inside your PowerEdge R300 server. Interested in buying a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R300 Server? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge R300 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R300 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R330 | In this video, we will explore all the memory upgrade options for the Dell PowerEdge R330 server. We will also demonstrate how to properly install & upgrade your DIMMs. We provide a general overview of the Dell R330 server as a whole. Part of Dell’s 13th generation, the PowerEdge R330 is an incredibly popular DDR4 based, single socket 1U server supporting Intel Xeon E3-1200 V5 or V6 series processors. You can also install Intel Core i3 6100 Series, Intel Pentium G4500 or G4600 series as well as Intel Celeron G3900 series processors. What Cloud Ninjas recommends and what we see as the most common CPU, is the E3-1200v5 series. Specifically E3-1220v5, E3-1240v5 or E3-1270v5. This is an LGA1151 socket. This is the next generation to the PowerEdge R320 server. The Dell PowerEdge R330 utilizes DDR4 memory and has four DIMM slots. There is only 1 type of memory you can install inside your R330 server, which is ECC Unbuffered (Server UDIMM). Unfortunately, ECC Registered (RDIMMs) and Load Reduced (LRDIMMs) are not compatible with Dell R330 servers. You can only utilize ECC Unbuffered memory, which is the only type of compatible module supported. You can use a number of different speeds and sizes for your PowerEdge R330. Speed options include 2133MHz, 2400MHz or 2666MHz. Please note 2666 will clock down to 2400, which is the true fastest speed. Size options include 2GB 4GB 8GB 16GB. Unfortunately 32GB DDR4 ECC Unbuffered modules are not supported by the Dell R330 server meaning the max configuration is 64GB via (4 x 16GB) DDR4 PC4-19200zt-R 2400MHz ECC Unbuffered Server Memory. There are 2 Memory Channels, which equates to the R330 having two DIMM slots per memory channel. Dell has labeled the memory channels and they are also color coded. The beginning of the memory channel is the white DIMM slot. Black is the second DIMM slot. This is an important detail for those who are only configuring there R330 with two modules. You would need to install the two DIMMs in the two white DIMM slots. This will help the overall performance of your Dell R330 server by providing an even load distribution. Otherwise one memory channel is overloaded and the other memory channel is not being used at all. In our video, we will review memory upgrade in more depth and show how to actually install your memory upgrade inside the Dell PowerEdge R330 server. Interested in buying a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R330 Server? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge R330 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R330 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Learn more about Dell PowerEdge R510 Server Memory with our helpful "How To Guide" for proper configuration and installation. The rest of the internet will tell you the max is 128GB. However, we are here to tell you "Yes you can configure your R510 with 256GBs of memory." The Dell PowerEdge R510 is a 2U server operated by 2 x Intel Xeon 5500 or 5600 series CPUs (LGA1366 socket). The R510 is a Dell 11th Generation server and is the next gen to the Dell PowerEdge 2950 server (even though 2950 is 9th Gen... 10th Gen Dell was kind of weak so we skip it) . There are 8 DIMM slots utilizing DDR3 memory architecture. Sizes: 2GB 4GB 8GB 16GB or 32GB. Speeds: 1066MHz 1333MHz or 1600MHz. You can configure your R510 server with two types of RAM: ECC Registered (RDIMM) and ECC Unbuffered (Server UDIMMs). However, there is really only 1 choice in our opinion. ECC Reg is hands down the best option. ECC Reg will be cheaper than ECC Unbuffered and you can have a much higher capacity. Win--win for RDIMMs. Unfortunately Load Reduced memory (LRDIMM) is not accepted by the Dell R510. You would need to look to the next generation if you want to use LRDIMM with the Dell R520. The top of the line memory configuration is 256GB via (8 x 32GB) DDR3 PC3-12800R 1600MHz Server Memory. Unfortunately, 64GB DDR3 ECC Registered memory modules do not exist so 32GBs will in fact be the max for your R510 server. The memory channels are a bit strange with the R510. Most servers have 2 or 3 DIMMs per channel. With the Dell R510, the memory channels are 1, 1, 2. Meaning 1 DIMM in first channel. 1 DIMM in second channel. And 2 DIMMs in 3rd channel. A very strange architecture. The channels start with whites so the tabs are white white white black. In our video, we will discuss the channels in more depth and show you how to load the DIMMs inside your PowerEdge R510 server. The Dell PowerEdge R510 is a server model with great balance of redundancy, internal storage and performance. The 2-socket 2U enterprise rack server comes equipped with advanced systems management capabilities and is an ideal platform for core business applications including Microsoft Exchange or Microsoft SQL Server. This is also a great home lab server you can build out for cheap. If you need a multipurpose core application server or want large amounts of internal storage, check out this overview from Cloud Ninjas and get the most out of your Dell PowerEdge R510. Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R510? You can custom configure your own server. We have both 8 Bay and 12 Bay options in stock. Buy Dell PowerEdge R510 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R510 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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The Dell PowerEdge R430 is an enterprise 1U server and packs a powerful punch. In our video, we will review proper techniques for RAM installations as well as how to properly configure memory. To begin with, the R430 is part of the exciting Dell 13th Generation. This is the next gen to the Dell PowerEdge R420 server. Dell R430’s operate on dual Intel E5-2600 V3 or V4 series processors which is an LGA2011-3 CPU socket. These are the same processors found in R630 and R730 servers. There are 24 DIMM slots running on DDR4 memory modules. This is the first generation of Dell DDR4 based servers. There are two types of memory accepted by the PowerEdge R430 server: ECC Registered (RDIMM) or Load Reduced (LRDIMM). Unlike the R630 and R730, ECC Reg and Load Reduced DDR4 will max out at the same speed and capacity for Dell R430 servers. The max configuration is 384GB via (12 x 32GB) DDR4 PC4-21300V-R 2666MHz ECC Registered Server Memory. The max configuration is also 384GB via (12 x 32GB) DDR4 PC4-21300V-R 2666MHz Load Reduced Server Memory. Please note 2666 will clock down to 2400. CPU1 controls 8 DIMMs slots and CPU2 controls 4 DIMMs slots. There are 4 Memory Channels on CPU1 and 2 memory channels on CPU2. Both have 2 DIMM slots per Memory Channel. Dell has conveniently labeled and color coded each DIMM slot. Follow this helpful guide to ensure you properly install your memory upgrades. It is best to always install at the start of each memory channel. The memory channels will start with white in the first slot and black in the second slot. The proper configuration for 2 CPUs would be 6, or 12 DIMMs to maintain a consistent load balance across all your memory channels. In our video, we will dive into the memory in more depth as well as actually install memory modules inside our own PowerEdge R430 server. This system is highly-configurable and can be used as a multipurpose server. The Dell PowerEdge R430 is an upgrade from its predecessor, the 1U R420, and offers a large variety of solutions. This server utilizes DDR4 memory, 2 PCI express expansion slots, 12 DIMM slots and powered by dual Intel Xeon E5-2600 v3 or v4 Processors. Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R430? You can custom configure your own server. We have SFF and LFF configurations available and in stock. Buy Dell PowerEdge R430 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R430 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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#Shorts View Full video here - Watch me upgrade my Homelab from a Dell PowerEdge R710 to a Dell PowerEdge R720. I install 192GB Ram, a 2TB Samsung SSD, 5TB Hard Drive, Update the firmware drivers and then install ProxMox Hypervisor (after running into a problem with VMware ESXI). Samsung EVO 860 2TB SSD - Samsung 32 GB USB Stick - GitHub - Instagram - Twitter - Discord -
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Dell PowerEdge R530 - This popular 2U server is part of Dell's 13th generation. In our video, we will provide a general over of the R530, and specifically highlight the memory. We will discuss the differenty types of RAM and CPUs which are compatible with the R530 as well as physically install the DIMMs. Sit back and enjoy. The R530 is a dual CPU socket server supporting Intel Xeon E5-2600 V3 and V4 series CPUs, which is an LGA2011-3 socket. That is one of the enhanced features from the 12th gen (R520) to the 13th gen (R530). Regarding the memory, the PowerEdge R530 has 12 DIMM slots operating on DDR4 memory. There are several options for speed, including 2133 MT/s, 2400 MT/s or 2666 MT/s. Please note - the 2666 will clock down to the 2400. However, they will work. You have several options on DIMM sizes including 4GB 8GB 16GB and 32GB. No. Unfortunately 64GBs will not work. There are two types of RAM compatible with the Dell R530 server: ECC Registered (RDIMM) and Load Reduced (LRDIMM). The max configuration is the same for both LRDIMM and RDIMM. The Dell PowerEdge R530 maxes out at 384GB via (12 x 32GB) 2400 MT/s ECC Registered or Load Reduced Server Memory. Load Reduced tends to be a bit less expensive so we recommend LRDIMMs more often than not. As mentioned above, there are 12 DIMM slots. CPU1 controls 8 DIMMs and CPU2 controls 4 DIMMs. CPU1 has 4 memory channels with 2 DIMMs per channel. CPU2 also has 4 memory channels with each DIMM slot acting as it's own channel. Dell has conveniently labeled and color coded each DIMM slot to make it easy to identify the start of each channel. The beginning of each change is white. Black tabs represent the second DIMM in the channel. If you are not maxing out, then we recommend inserting your memory at the start of each channel skipping the second DIMM slot. However, we recommend maxing out with 12 x 32GBs to get the most out of your Dell R530. We also understand not every application out there requires the most robust memory configuration. Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R530? You can custom configure your own server at Buy Dell PowerEdge R530 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R530 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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In today's installment of TechTalk (get it, installment?), we're showing you how to reseat RAM. Note that newer RAM modules are not compatible with older servers; make sure to check the RAM compatibility with your server, as the notch will be in a different location and will not sit in the memory lane. For more videos like this, check out our YouTube channel! Website:
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At Cloud Ninjas, we pride ourselves on our quality control and high standard practices. As always, we have our technician wearing ESD gear when coming into contact with any servers or components. They start by laying out all the components of the build on their workstation and go section by section, following all safety protocols. Finally, they finish off by doing a full system test just like you see Scott do with Dell Diagnostics! We have Dell, HP, Supermicro, Cisco, and IBM servers in stock. If you are interested in purchasing a custom configured server, head over to our website or email us at Sales@ Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about what we offer at Cloud Ninjas. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R320 Server "How To Guide" for proper memory configuration and installation. Learn all about the memory options for your Dell R320 with this helpful overview. The Dell PowerEdge R320 is a strong entry-level single-socket 1U server harnessing the robust power of Intel Xeon E5-1400 v1 / v2 or E5-2400 v1 / v2 series CPU which is an LGA1356 socket. Number of possible CPU cores is 1 x quad-core, six-core, or eight-core processor. There are six memory slots inside the R320. Speed options include: 1066MHz, 1333MHz, 1600MHz or 1866MHz. Size/Capacity options include: 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB or 32GB. Unfortunately, there is not 64GB DIMMs option for the Dell T320. There are two options for memory. However, there is only one type we would recommend. You can use: ECC Registered also known as RDIMMs or you can use ECC Unbuffered also known as a Server UDIMM. Unfortunately, Load Reduced also known as LRDIMM are not supported by the R320. We recommend ECC Reg over ECC UDIMM as you can get a much higher capacity and it will cost you much less. Really the choice is clear. RDIMM is the best option for the Dell R320. The max capacity possible would be 192GB (6 x 32GB) 1600MHz ECC Reg Server RDIMM. One issue, however, is the 32GB DDR3 1600MHz ECC Reg is what we call a unicorn module. It is very rare and way too expensive in our opinion. For this reason most users go with 192GB (6 x 32GB) 1333MHz ECC Reg as the top option for the Dell R320. Will discuss in further depth in our video. Dell PowerEdge R320: This 12th Gen Server from Dell offers a powerful punch in a small 1U chassis. Dell PowerEdge R320 delivers the right combination of performance, availability and power efficiency in a dense environment. The R320 is the next-generation after the PowerEdge R310. In this video, we will review how to install and properly configure memory inside your Dell R320 as well as go over the various options. Interested in a refurnished Dell PowerEdge R320 server? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge R320 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R320 Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s Dell server upgrades. Follow us on:
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A database server at work needed a memory upgrade so I filmed the process. I took the linux server from 512GB to 768GB of memory. The maximum memory is using 16GB DIMMS.
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The Dell PowerEdge M630 is an enterprise level blade server that goes into the M1000e chassis. In our video, we will provide an overview specifically focused on the memory and processors. We will review how to install and configure memory inside your M630 server. We will provide a few general tips and tricks to make your installation process as smooth as possible. Sit back, relax and enjoy the Dell M630 memory tutorial video. Easy place to start is the beginning. The Dell M630 blade server is part of Dell's 13th Generation and is the next gen to the Dell PowerEdge M620 blade server. Dell M630’s operate with dual Intel Xeon E5-2600 V3 or V4 series processors. This is an LGA2011-3 CPU socket. We recommend the E5-2620v3 for lower end applications and E5-2680v4 or E5-2690v4 for higher end applications. There are 24 DIMM slots. The M630 runs on DDR4 memory. The 13th Gen is the first generation of DDR4 servers from Dell. With the M630, you can utilize 2133 MT/s, 24000 MT/s or 2666MT/s. Do note, 2666 will clock down to 2400 so technically 2400 is the fastest speed. Size options include 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB or 64GB. There are two types of memory you can utilize with your Dell PowerEdge M630 blade server: ECC Registered (RDIMM) or Load Reduced (LRDIMM). We recommend RDIMMs for lower sizes such as 4GB 8GB or 16GB. However we recommend LRDIMMs for higher DIMM sizes such as 32GB or 64GB. With LRDIMMs you can reach double the overall memory capacity compared to RDIMMs. RDIMMs - The max memory configuration is 768GB via (24 x 32GB) DDR4 PC4-19200T-R 2400MHz ECC Registered Server Memory. LRDIMMs - The max configuration is via (24 x 64GB) DDR4 PC4-19200T-L 2400MHz Load Reduced Server Memory. There are two intel processors. Each CPU runs 12 memory slots. There are 4 Memory Channels per CPU. There are 3 DIMM slots per Memory Channel. The memory channels are extremely important. If you are not loading 24 DIMMs, then you want to make sure you split your DIMMs evenly across the various memory channels. This is very easy to identify. Dell has labeled and color coded to help you easily load your memory upgrades. You always want to start your install at the beginning of the memory channel. White is the first DIMM slot in each memory channel followed by black second and then green third. The proper memory configuration would be in sets of 4 such as 4, 8, 16 or 24 DIMMs to maintain an load balance/distribution across the M630 memory channels. In our video, we will discuss the channels in more depth and we will actually load and upgrade our M630 server. The highly versatile Dell PowerEdge M630 is an upgrade to its predecessor, the Dell M620, and will work for a wide variety of applications such as hosting and virtualization. Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge M630? You can custom configure your own M630 blade server on our website or contact sales@ for quotes. Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R630? You can custom configure your own server. Please visit : Buy Dell PowerEdge M630 Blade Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge M630 Blade Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R430 Memory - This is our second video in the R430 series focused specifically on RAM. We will discuss speeds, sizes, types of compatible memory and show you how to properly install & upgrade your DIMMs. Other videos in this series: 1. CPUs - 2. Memory - 3. Drives - 4. Network Cards - 5. Different Chassis Types - 6. RAID - 7. BIOS - 8. iDRAC - 9. Mass Updates - 10. How to set IP Address - 11. How to Install VMware ESXi - 12. Power Supplies - 13. How to Rack - 14. How to install Windows Server 2016 - If there is anything else you would like to see, then please drop a comment and let us know. We want this to be a great tool for the Dell community. The R430 server has 12 DIMM slots bases on DDR4 memory. This system accepts 2133 MTs, 2400 MTs, and 2666MTs modules. Sizes include 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB. The R430 accepts two types of RAM: ECC Registered (RDIMM) and Load Reduced (LRDIMM). Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R430 server? You can custom configure your own server. We have 4 Bay LFF and 8 Bay SFF systems in stock. Buy Dell PowerEdge R430 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R430 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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The Dell PowerEdge FC630 is an enterprise level blade server that goes into the FX2 or FX2S enclosure. In our video, we will provide an overview specifically focused on memory and CPUs. We will review how to install your RAM upgrades as well as how to properly configure memory inside your FC630 server. We will provide a few general tips and tricks to make your installation process as smooth as possible. Sit back, relax and enjoy the Dell FC630 memory tutorial video. The Dell FC630 blade server is part of Dell's 13th Generation. They operate with dual Intel Xeon E5-2600 V3 or V4 series processors, which is an LGA2011-3 CPU socket. We recommend the E5-2620v3 for lower end applications, E5-2660v3 or E5-2670v3 as value CPUs and E5-2690v4 or E5-2695v4 or E5-2697v4 or E5-2699v4 for higher end applications. There are 24 DIMM slots on the motherboard and runs on DDR4 memory. The 13th Gen is the first generation of DDR4 based blade servers from Dell. With the FC630, you can utilize 2133 MT/s, 24000 MT/s or 2666MT/s. Do note, 2666 will clock down to 2400MT/s, which is technically the fastest speed. Size options include 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB or 64GB. There are two types of memory you can utilize with your Dell PowerEdge FC630 blade server: ECC Registered (RDIMM) or Load Reduced (LRDIMM). We recommend RDIMMs for lower sizes such as 4GB 8GB or 16GB. However we recommend LRDIMMs for higher DIMM sizes such as 32GB or 64GB. With LRDIMMs you can reach double the overall memory capacity compared to RDIMMs. RDIMMs - The max memory configuration is 768GB via (24 x 32GB) DDR4 PC4-19200T-R 2400MHz ECC Registered Server Memory. LRDIMMs - The max configuration is via (24 x 64GB) DDR4 PC4-19200T-L 2400MHz Load Reduced Server Memory. There are two Intel processors. Each CPU runs 12 memory slots. There are 4 Memory Channels per CPU. There are 3 DIMM slots per Memory Channel. The memory channels are extremely important. If you are not loading 24 DIMMs, then you want to make sure you split your DIMMs evenly across the various memory channels. This is very easy to identify. Dell has labeled and color coded to help you easily load your memory upgrades. You always want to start your install at the beginning of the memory channel. White is the first DIMM slot in each memory channel followed by black second and then green third. The proper memory configuration would be in sets of 4 such as 4, 8, 16 or 24 DIMMs to maintain an even load balance/distribution across the FC630 memory channels. In our video, we will discuss the channels in more depth and we will actually load and upgrade our FC630 server. The highly versatile Dell PowerEdge FC630 and will work for a wide variety of applications such as hosting and virtualization. Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge FC630? You can custom configure your own FC630 blade server on our website or contact sales@ for quotes. Interested in buying a refurbished Dell PowerEdge FC630 Blade Server ? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge FC630 Blade Server Solid State Drive - Buy Dell PowerEdge FC630 Blade Server Memory Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R810 server memory upgrade tips and how to properly install modules and configure your system. In this video, we will provide a general "How To" guide and solve the mystery of what really is the max config for the PowerEdge R810. Part of the 11th Generation from Dell, the PowerEdge R810 is a 2U server with four processor sockets. This is it's most unique feature. The R810 is powered by Intel Xeon E7-4800 and E7-8800, or 6500 and 7500 series processors, which are LGA1567 sockets. Inside you will find 32 memory slots supporting DDR3 memory modules. You can utilize 1GB 2GB 4GB 8GB 16GB or up to 32GB Memory Modules. Please note. Only R810 Gen 2 (ii) servers will support 32GBs and you must use low voltage DIMMs paired with E7 processors. Speed options are 1066MHz or 1333MHz. This system is known to clock down to 1066MHz. There is only 1 type of RAM supported by Dell's R810: ECC Registered, also known as RDIMM. Load Reduced, also known as LRDIMM, is not supported by the R810. ECC Unbuffered DIMMs are also not supported. Only RDIMMs. The total maximum configuration will top out a 1TB of RAM via (32 x 32GB) DDR3 PC3L-10600R 1333MHz ECC Reg Server Memory. Please keep in mind you must have a Dell PowerEdge R810 Gen 2 servers for 32GBs modules to work. This is a common issue. If you do have the R810 Gen 1, then you can max out at 512GB via 32 x 16GB. We hear a lot of important questions regarding the R810 so we thought it would be helpful to share some answers to common questions and concerns. How can I tell if my Dell PowerEdge R810 is Gen 1 or Gen 2? This is a great question. You can find this information on your Service Tag. Pull out the service tag. If you see what looks like two roman numeral... something like this... II .... then you have the Gen 2. If you do not see the " II " then you have the R810 gen 1. Why can't we use LRDIMMs with the Dell R810? Unfortunately the entire Dell 11th Generation of servers does not support load reduced modules, including the R810. Is the Rank Rule an issue with the R810? Luckily, it is not an issue. The R810 has 2 DIMMs per memory channel so quad rank DIMMs are supported and are not effected by the Rank Rule. Can we use 64GB DDR3 ECC Registered memory modules with the PowerEdge R810? Unfortunately, 64GB DDR3 ECC Reg was never invented and only LRDIMMs support 64GB DIMMs in DDR3 world. And LRDIMMs are supported. In this video, we decode this high-density server and give you a detailed overview of its memory and other features. If you have questions, comments, suggestions please email us: sales@ Interested in a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R810 server? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge R810 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R810 Server Solid State Drives Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R240 | This video will cover memory configuration and upgrades for the Dell PowerEdge R240 server and show you how to properly configure and install your memory modules. We will also provide a general overview of the R240 server as a whole. The R240 is part of Dell’s 14th generation line of servers. The PowerEdge R240 is a DDR4 based, single socket 1U server, supporting Intel Xeon E-2100 and E-2200 series processors. The R240 also supports Intel Core i3 8100 and 9100 Series, Intel Pentium G4520 and G5500 series as well as Intel Celeron G4900 and G4930 series processors. The Dell PowerEdge R240 utilizes DDR4 memory and there are four DIMM slots. This system only supports one type of memory which is ECC Unbuffered (ECC UDIMM). Unfortunately, ECC Registered (RDIMMs) and Load Reduced (LRDIMMs) are not compatible with R240 servers. There is a handful of speeds and sizes for the R240. Speed options include 2133MHz, 2400MHz or 2666MHz. Modules with speeds of 2933MHz and 3200MHz can be installed, but will clock down to 2666MHz. Size options include 4GB 8GB 16GB. Unfortunately, 32GB and 64GB DDR4 ECC Unbuffered modules are not compatible with the Dell R240 server line meaning the max configuration is 64GB via (4 x 16GB) DDR4 PC4-21300V-R 2666MHz ECC Unbuffered Server Memory. There are 2 Memory Channels, which each consist of 2 DIMM slots. Dell has labeled the memory channels and they are also color coded. The beginning of the memory channel is the white DIMM slot. This is important if you were only loading two modules, then you would need to install the two DIMMs inside the two white DIMM slots. This will help your Dell R240 server to provide an even load distribution. Otherwise one channel is overloaded and the other channel is not being used. In our video, we will review this in more depth and demonstrate how to actually install your memory upgrade inside the Dell PowerEdge R240 server. Interested in buying a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R240 Server? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge R240 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R240 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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The Dell PowerEdge R820 is a 2U server that supports 4 x Intel E5-4600 V1 & V2 series CPUs (LGA2011 socket). The R820 is a Dell 12th Generation server and is the next gen to the Dell PowerEdge R810 server. There are 48 DIMM slots utilizing DDR3 memory modules. You can configure your R820 server with two types of RAM: ECC Registered (RDIMM) and Load Reduced (LRDIMM). With ECC Reg, the max configuration is 1TB via (32 x 32GB) DDR3 PC3-12800R 1600MHz Server Memory. However, LRDIMMs offer 3 times the capacity with a possible 3TB via (48 x 64GB) DDR3 PC3-12800L 1600MHz Server Memory. The reason you can only put in 32 x ECC Registered is due to the fact all 32GB DDR3 ECC Registered modules are Quad Rank. The R820 has 3 DIMM slots per memory channel. If you load 3 Quad Rank ECC Reg DIMMs into 1 RAM channel, then you break the “Rank Rule” which only allow 8 ranks per memory channel. We will discuss this in depth in the video as well as show you how to best configure your PowerEdge R820 server. Interested in the Dell PowerEdge R820? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge R820 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R820 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us Twitter : Facebook :
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Welcome to our video on revitalizing your Dell PowerEdge R3930 by exploring its memory options and configurations. In this guide, we'll show you how to install memory modules to maximize your server's performance. We value your feedback! If there's something specific you'd like to see, please leave a comment. Our goal is to make this video series a valuable resource for the Dell community. Feel free to ask questions, share your knowledge, and support each other. The Dell PowerEdge R3930 supports DDR4 memory with 4 DIMM slots, accommodating both ECC Unbuffered and Non-ECC Unbuffered modules. You can install 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, or 32GB DIMMs at speeds of 2133MT/s, 2400MT/s, or 2666MT/s. The maximum capacity for ECC Unbuffered modules is 64GB, achieved by installing four 16GB modules. For Non-ECC Unbuffered modules, you can achieve a maximum of 128GB by installing four 32GB modules. In our tests, we successfully installed four 32GB ECC Unbuffered modules to achieve a maximum capacity of 128GB. Join us as we dive into optimizing the memory capabilities of your Dell PowerEdge R3930! Upgrade your Dell Precision R3930 with compatible SSDs: Upgrade your Dell Precision R3930 with compatible Memory: Don’t miss on our Deals of The Week for a chance to purchase a server at a competitive price: For custom configured new or used servers, visit or email sales@. Follow us on: @cloudninjas
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Dell PowerEdge C1100 Server – In this video, we will provide a helpful "Memory How To Guide." CPUs options will also be covered. We will demonstrate upgrade tips for proper RAM installation. We will provide a thorough review on best practices for configuring your memory modules and a general overview on the different options including sizes, speeds and type of memory supported. Let's begin with the memory! The Dell C1100 runs on DDR3 memory and has 18 DIMM slots. RAM size options include: 2GB 4GB 8GB 16GB or 32GB DDR3 server memory. Speed option include: 1066MHz, 1333MHz or 1600MHz. Please note: 1600 will clock down to 1333. There is only 1 option regarding the type of compatible RAM: ECC Registered (RDIMMs). We get asked frequently… Will Load Reduced Memory work inside my Dell C1100 server? Unfortunately, Load Reduced LRDIMMs is not compatible with the 11th generation of Dell PowerEdge servers. The absolute max configuration is 384GB via (12 x 32GB) DDR3 1600MHz ECC Registered Server Memory. Dell’s spec sheet will show the highest is 288GB via (18 x 16GB). However, we have confirmed 384GB will work and is the true max. The Dell PowerEdge C1100 has two CPU sockets, which are LGA1366. This means the C1100 runs on dual Intel 5500 or 5600 series CPUs. Options include dual core, quad core or hex core. We recommend dual hex core as the price point is low these days. Each Intel CPU supports nine DIMM slots. There are three Memory Channels per proc, which means three DIMMs per memory channel. That is bad news for quad rank memory as it will be effected by the rank rule. The rank rule states 8 ranks per memory channel. This is the reason you can only install 12 of the 32GB modules. Dell yet again brings to the table another high-performing enterprise level server in a clean 1U form factor. In our video, we provide a general overview of the memory & CPU specifications and provide tips on how to get the most out of your Dell PowerEdge C1100 server. Looking for a server for space-constrained environment? Check out this ultra-dense 2-socket 1U rack-mountable server offering high performance with DDR3 memory and Intel Xeon 5500 and 5600 processor series. In this video, we bring you detailed memory specifications of this energy-optimized server. Interested in buying a refurbished Dell PowerEdge C1100 Server? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge C1100 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge C1100 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s Dell Server Upgrades and Tips. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge MX750c Server – In this video, we will provide a helpful "Memory How To Guide." We will demonstrate upgrade tips for proper RAM installation. We will provide a thorough review on best practices for configuring your memory modules and a general overview on the different options including sizes, speeds and type of memory supported. Sit back, relax and enjoy the Dell MX750c memory tutorial video. Let's begin with the memory! The Dell MX750c runs on DDR4 memory and has 32 DIMM slots. RAM size options include: 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB DDR4 server memory. Speed option include: 2666MHz, 2933MHz, and 3200MHz. It is compatible with both RDIMMs and LRDIMMs. The absolute max configuration is 8TB via (32 x 256GB) DDR4 3200MT/s Load Reduced Server Memory. We have confirmed 8TB will work and is the true max. The Dell PowerEdge MX750c has two CPU sockets, which are LGA4189-4. There is a wide range of options at different price points to best fit your specific workload, with the max being two Intel Platinum 8380's with 40 CPU cores each. We recommend dual octa core as the price point is low these days. Each Intel CPU supports sixteen DIMM slots. There are eight Memory Channels per proc, which means 2 DIMMs per memory channel. Dell yet again brings to the table another high-performing enterprise level server in a clean, compact form factor. In our video, we provide a general overview of the memory & CPU specifications and provide tips on how to get the most out of your Dell PowerEdge MX750c server. Looking for a server for space-constrained environment? Check out this ultra-dense 2-socket server offering high performance with DDR4 memory. In this video, we bring you detailed memory specifications of this space conscious server. Interested in buying a refurbished Dell PowerEdge MX750c Server? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge MX750c Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge MX750c Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s Dell Server Upgrades and Tips. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R620 Server Memory "How To Guide" for RAM installation and configuration. In this video, we will review best practices for loading memory modules inside your R620 server and provide a general overviews of all the different options including speeds, sizes and memory types accepted. The PowerEdge R620 is part of the Dell 12th Generation family of servers. This 1U server operates on dual Intel E5-2600 V1 or V2 series processors which is an LGA2011 CPU socket. The R620 server is the next gen to the popular Dell PowerEdge R610 server. There are 24 DIMM slots running on DDR3 memory modules. Speed options: 1066MHz 1333MHz 1600MHz or 1866MHz. Note 1866 will clock down to 1600 speed. Size options: 2GB 4GB 8GB 16GB 32GB or wait for ! You can use two types of memory for your Dell R620: ECC Registered also know as RDIMM or Load Reduced also know as LRDIMM. This is very key. If you are just starting with your R620 and you believe you will want to scale up in the future, then LRDIMMs will be the best option for scalability as we will discuss more below. The big difference between ECC Registered and Load Reduced is the maximum configuration for the Dell R620. ECC Reg will only max out at 512GB via (16 x 32GB) DDR3 PC3-12800R 1600MHz Server Memory. Whereas, LRDIMMs will provide triple the capacity. You heard that right. Triple capacity! You can max your R620 with via (24 x 64GB) DDR3 PC3-12800L 1600MHz Load Reduced Server Memory. Now this is very puzzling. Why can you use 24 x 64GB with LRDIMM and we can only use 16 x 32GB with RDIMM? Great question. This is known as the Rank Rule and we will solve this riddle in depth in the video. Another common question. Were 64GB DDR3 ECC Registered memory modules invented? Unfortunately, they do not exist. Only LRDIMMs support 64GB DDR3 DIMMs. This system is a dual CPU socket 1U rackmount server. Each CPU manages three Memory Channels. Each memory channel controls three DIMM slots. Note: This is very important. All 32GB DDR3 DIMMs are Quad Rank and this is the main reason the Rank Rule becomes an issue for the Dell PowerEdge R620 server. Dell has labeled & color coded the memory channels. White is the first DIMM slot in every channel. Followed by black and then green. The proper configuration for dual CPUs is in duplicates of eight, which will evenly spread the load across each channel. We will discuss this in more depth in our video and also show you how to install the DIMMs inside your Dell PowerEdge R620 server. Learn more about all the different memory options for your PowerEdge R620 server. Dell brings us yet another high-performing server with the R620 offering storage, powerful processing, and massive memory. This hyper-dense 2-socket, 1U rack server is perfect for small-business demanding enterprise-level performance in a limited space. Made to handle high-performance computing, this server supports Intel Xeon E5-2600 v1/v2 series processors. Build your own refurbished Dell PowerEdge R620 server and custom configure to your preferred specs. We have all form factor options in stock. 4 Bay SFF. 8 Bay SFF. 10 Bay SFF. Buy Dell PowerEdge R620 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R620 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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The Dell PowerEdge R930 is an enterprise level 4U rackmount server. This systems is powered by four Intel Xeon processors and DDR4 memory architecture. In this video, we will go over the different speeds, sizes types as well as how to upgrade, install and configure memory inside the PowerEdge R930 server. Part of Dell’s 13th Generation, the R930 is the next gen to the Dell PowerEdge R920 server. In total, there are 96 DIMM slots backed by DDR4 memory architecture. The 13th gen is the first generation of DDR4 servers from Dell. The R930 is an excellent option to set up multiple virtual environments. Let’s discuss more about the memory and procs. The PowerEdge R930 operates on DDR4 memory and there are 96 DIMM slots across 8 memory riser. Each riser has 12 DIMM slots. The R930 RAM speed options include: 2133MT/s, 2400MT/s and 2666MT/s. Please note, that 2666MT/s will in fact clock down to 2400MT/s, which is the true fastest speed. Technically you can install 2933 or 3200MT/s speed modules, but they will also clock down to 2400. There is no need in speeding extra money if you don’t have to. DIMM size options include: 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB and 128GB memory. Note, 64GBs & 128GBs only work with one type of memory for the R930. And that bring us to… What types of RAM are compatible with the PowerEdge R930? You can use two types of memory when configuring your server: ECC Registered (RDIMM) or Load Reduced (LRDIMM). With LRDIMMs you can achieve quadruple the overall scalability compared to RDIMMs. The max configuration is 3TB via (96 x 32GB) DDR4 PC4-19200T-R 2400MHz ECC Registered Server Memory. Whereas, the max configuration is 12TB via (96 x 128GB) DDR4 PC4-19200T-L 2400MHz Load Reduced Server Memory. There is a distinct scalability advantage with LRDIMM. The PowerEdge R930 has four Intel Xeons CPUs. They accept E7-4800v3 or v4 and E7-8800v3 or v4 series processors. Each processor controls 2 memory risers and each riser controls 12 memory slots. There are 8 memory risers for a total of 96 DIMM slots. Yes you heard that right. A whooping 96 DIMM slots. There are 4 Memory Channels per memory riser. There are 3 DIMM slots per Memory Channel. Dell has labeled and color coded each memory slot. This will make it easier to identify the correct way to install your memory upgrades. For best performance, you should install your modules at the start of the memory channel. Each memory channel starts with white followed by black and then green. An even distribution will provide overall higher performance. The proper configuration per memory riser should be in sets of 4… so 4, 8 or 12 modules to maintain an even and balanced load distribution across the memory channels. In this video, we will discuss in more depth how and where to actually install the DIMMs inside your PowerEdge R930 server. Interested in buying a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R930 Server? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge R930 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R930 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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The Dell PowerEdge R520 is a 2U server supporting 2 x Intel E5-2400 V1 & V2 series CPUs (LGA1356 socket). The R520 is a Dell 12th Generation server and is the next gen to the Dell PowerEdge R510 server. There are 12 DIMM slots utilizing DDR3 memory modules. You can configure your R520 server with two types of RAM: ECC Registered (RDIMM) and Load Reduced (LRDIMM). With ECC Reg, the max configuration is 384GB via (12 x 32GB) DDR3 PC3-12800R 1600MHz Server Memory. However, LRDIMMs will provide a higher capacity with a max of 768GB via (12 x 64GB) DDR3 PC3-12800L 1600MHz Server Memory. 64GB DDR3 ECC Registered does not exist so 32GBs will be the max for ECC Reg. There are 3 Memory Channels per CPU. The R520 has two DIMM slots per memory channel. Each RAM channel is color coded. White is the start of each memory channel. The proper configuration for 2 CPUs would be 6 or 12 DIMMs. We will discuss in more depth in this video as well as show you how to actually load the DIMMs inside your PowerEdge R520 server. Interested in the Dell PowerEdge R520? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge R520 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R520 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge 1950 server memory guide for proper configuration and installation. The 1950 is a 1U server operating on dual Intel 5100, 5200, 5300 or 5400 series processors. Part of Dell’s 9th Generation, this server comes equipped with 8 DIMM slots utilizing DDR2 memory. This is the 1U younger brother to the 2950 which supports the same RAM and CPUs. You can only use one type of memory for the Dell PowerEdge 1950 server. The only option is Fully buffered, FBIMMs. ECC Registered (RDIMM) memory modules simply will NOT work with the Dell PowerEdge 1950 server. Do not purchase DIMMs for 2970 and think you can install in 1950. They just are not compatible and will not work. These are two separate styles of memory altogether. The max memory configuration for your Dell 1950 server depends on the generation of 1950 you have. You can locate your generation on the rackmount ear. There will be roman numerals. I = Gen 1. II = Gen 2. III = Gen 3. Max configuration for Gen 1 or Gen 2 is 32GB via (8 x 4GB) DDR2 PC2-5300F 667MHz ECC Fully Buffered Server Memory. However, the Gen 3 max configuration is 64GB via (8 x 8GB) DDR2 PC2-5300F 667MHz ECC Fully Buffered Server Memory. Since this machine is bit older, the best way to boost performance would be maxing out the RAM. For under $100 you can put in max RAM, so really this is a no brainer. Get the most out of your Dell 1950 server. The best method for installation with 2 CPUs would be 4 or 8 DIMMs. We will discuss in more depth in our video and also demonstrate for you how to actually load the memory modules inside your Dell PowerEdge 1950 server. Buy Dell PowerEdge 1950 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge 1950 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R730 – This is the 2nd video in our R730 server series. This video is all about memory! We will answer questions such as: What type of memory does the R730 accept? What memory speeds does the R730 support? What DIMM capacities work with the R730 server? We will also teach you how to properly install your memory upgrade. In total, the R730 server has 24 DDR4 DIMM slots. This video series includes: 1. CPUs - 2. Memory - 3. Drives - 4. NVMe - 5. Different Chassis Types - 6. RAID - 7. BIOS - 8. iDRAC - 9. Mass Updates - 10. How to set IP Address - 11. How to install VMware ESXI - 12. Network Cards - 13. Power Supplies - 14. How to Rack - 15. How to install Windows Server 2016 - If there is anything else you would like to see, then please drop a comment and let us know. We want this video series to be a great tool for the Dell community. Ask questions. Answer questions. Help each other out. The Dell PowerEdge server runs on DDR4 memory. There is a total of 24 DIMM slots with 8 memory channels. Each channel consist of 3 DIMM slots. Module speed options include 2133MT/s, 2400MT/s, and 2666MT/s. Please note that when using Intel Xeon E5-2600v4 CPUs, 2666MT/s will clock down to 2400MT/s. When using E5-2600v3 CPUs, 2666MT/s and 2400MT/s will clock down to 2133MT/s. DIMM size options include: 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB. Note: 64GBs and 128GBs will only work with one type of RAM for the R730. This brings us to... What type of RAM does my PowerEdge R730 accept. The R730 accepts two types of RAM, which are ECC Registered (RDIMM) and Load Reduced (LRDIMM). With LRDIMMs you can achieve a greater overall capacity than RDIMMs. For RDIMMs, the max configuration is 768GB via (24 x 32GB) DDR4 PC4-19200T-R 2400MHz ECC Registered Server Memory. For LRDIMMs the max configuration is a whopping 3TB via (24 x 128GB) DDR4 PC4-19200T-L 2400MHz Load Reduced Server Memory. The PowerEdge R730’s run on dual Intel Xeon E5-2600 V3 or V4 series CPUs. This is an LGA2011-3 processor socket. Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R730 server? You can custom configure your own server. We have 8 Bay SFF, 8 Bay LFF, and 16 Bay SFF systems in stock. Buy Dell PowerEdge R730 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R730 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R240 – This is the 2nd video in our R240 server series. In this video, we will be covering memory! We will go over the supported types of memory, supported speeds, and supported capacities. We will also teach you how to properly install new memory into your server. The R240 server has a total of 4 DDR4 DIMM slots. This video series includes: 1. CPUs - 2. Memory - 3. Drives - 4. NVMe - 5. Different Chassis Types - 6. RAID - 7. BIOS - 8. iDRAC - 9. Mass Updates - 10. How to set IP Address - 11. Network Cards - 12. Power Supplies - 13. How to Rack - 14. How to install Windows Server 2016 – If there is anything else you would like to see, then please drop a comment, and let us know. We want this video series to be a great tool for the Dell community. Ask questions. Answer questions. Help each other out. The Dell PowerEdge R240 server operates on DDR4 memory. There is a total of 4 DIMM slots with 2 memory channels. Each channel consists of 2 DIMM slots. Module speed options include 2133MT/s, 2400MT/s, and 2666MT/s. You can also put in 2933MT/s and 3200MT/s modules, but they will clock down to 2666MT/s. With an E-2100 CPU, the fastest speed that your modules will run at is 2666MT/s. For E-2200, the fastest memory speed is also 2666MT/s. Module capacity options include: 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB. Dell’s spec sheet says that 32GB modules are not supported, however we’ve have been able to install 4x32GB modules. The R240 accepts only one type of RAM: ECC Unbuffered (ECC UDIMMs). The max configuration that can be achieved by the R240 is 128GB via 4 x 32GB. Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R240 server? You can custom configure your own server. We have 2 Bay Cabled and 4 Bay Hot swap systems in stock. Buy Dell PowerEdge R240 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R240 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R730xd – This is the 2nd video in our R730xd server series. In this video, we will be covering memory! We will go over the supported types of memory, supported speeds, and supported capacities. We will also teach you how to properly install new memory into your server. The R730xd server has a total of 24 DDR4 DIMM slots. This video series includes: 1. CPUs - 2. Memory - 3. Drives - 4. NVMe - 5. Different Chassis Types - 6. RAID - 7. BIOS - 8. iDRAC - 9. Mass Updates - 10. How to set IP Address - 11. How to install VMware ESXI - 12. Network Cards - 13. Power Supplies - 14. How to Rack - 15. How to install Windows Server 2016 - If there is anything else you would like to see, then please drop a comment, and let us know. We want this video series to be a great tool for the Dell community. Ask questions. Answer questions. Help each other out. The Dell PowerEdge server operates on DDR4 memory. There is a total of 24 DIMM slots with 8 memory channels. Each channel consists of 3 DIMM slots. Module speed options include 2133MT/s, 2400MT/s, and 2666MT/s. Please note that when using Intel Xeon E5-2600v4 CPUs, 2666MT/s and higher will clock down to 2400MT/s. When using E5-2600v3 CPUs, 2400MT/s and higher will clock down to 2133MT/s. Module capacity options include: 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, and 128GB. Note: 64GBs and 128GBs will only work with one type of RAM for the R730xd. This brings us to... What type of RAM does my PowerEdge R730xd accept. The R730xd accepts two types of RAM, which are ECC Registered (RDIMM) and Load Reduced (LRDIMM). With LRDIMMs you can achieve a greater overall capacity than RDIMMs. For RDIMMs, the max configuration is 768GB via (24 x 32GB) DDR4 PC4-19200T-R 2400MHz ECC Registered Server Memory. For LRDIMMs the max configuration is a whopping 3TB via (24 x 128GB) DDR4 PC4-19200T-L 2400MHz Load Reduced Server Memory. The PowerEdge R730xd run on dual Intel Xeon E5-2600 V3 or V4 series CPUs. This is an LGA2011-3 processor socket. Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R730xd server? You can custom configure your own server. We have 12 Bay LFF and 24 Bay SFF systems in stock. Buy Dell PowerEdge R730xd Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R730xd Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R420 Server Memory "How To Guide" for RAM installation and configuration. In this video, we will go over all the different options including speeds, sizes and type of memory accepted as well as discuss best practices for loading & installing your memory modules. The Dell PowerEdge R420 is a 1U server powered by dual Intel E5-2400 V1 & V2 series CPUs (LGA1356 socket). Part of the 12th Generation of Dell servers, the R420 is the next gen to the Dell PowerEdge R410 server. This system boasts 12 DIMM slots supporting DDR3 memory architecture. There are two types of memory for your R420 server: ECC Registered (RDIMM) and Load Reduced (LRDIMM). The key difference between ECC Reg and Load Reduces is the max capacity for your R420. The max installation is 384GB via (12 x 32GB) DDR3 PC3-12800R 1600MHz for ECC Registered Server Memory. However, LRDIMMs will provide double the capacity maxing out at 768GB via (12 x 64GB) DDR3 PC3-12800L 1600MHz Load Reduced Server Memory. A common question we hear. Does 64GB DDR3 ECC Registered memory exist? No. It does not exist so 32GB DIMMs will be the max for ECC Reg. There are 2 CPUs. Each CPU supports three Memory Channels. There are two DIMM slots per memory channel. This is important for loading the system properly. The RAM channels are color coded with white being the start of the channel. The best configuration for 2 CPUs would be 6 or 12 DIMMs for an even balance across the channels. We will discuss in more depth in our video and demonstrate how to load & install the DIMMs inside your PowerEdge R420 server. Find out how to optimize this powerful server to maximize the performance and get detailed information right here. Interested in a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R420 server? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge R420 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R420 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R920 Server comes equipped with 4u chassis supporting up to 24 internal hard drives and 96 modules. In this video, we will review the massive Dell PowerEdge R920 Server that can be upgraded to up to 6TB of memory and supports transfer speeds of up to 1600MT/s. Learn how to upgrade it easily and what's the price of best performing Dell PowerEdge R920 server. Leave a thumbs up if you liked the video. To know more about the best options for in-memory database applications, big data, and high-performing computing servers, subscribe to our channel. Interested in a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R920? Please visit: Buy Dell PowerEdge R920 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R920 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on: Buy Dell PowerEdge R920 Server Memory Upgrades -
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Dell PowerEdge R720 servers are part of the 12th Generation. This 2U server supports 2 x Intel E5-2600 V1 or V2 series CPUs (LGA2011 socket). The R720 server is the next gen to the popular Dell PowerEdge R710 server. There are 24 memory slots operating with DDR3 memory architecture. There are two types of RAM supported by the R720: ECC Registered (RDIMM) and Load Reduced (LRDIMM). The big difference is the maximum configuration. With ECC Reg, the max amount of memory is 512GB via (16 x 32GB) DDR3 PC3-12800R 1600MHz Server Memory. However, LRDIMMs will provide triple the capacity with a max of via (24 x 64GB) DDR3 PC3-12800L 1600MHz Server Memory. This brings up a lot of questions. Why can you only use 16 x 32GB ECC Reg? Why can’t we put in 24 DIMMs? It is called the Rank Rule and we will explain the answer in depth in the video. People also wonder – Does 64GB DDR3 ECC Registered memory exist? Unfortunately it does not and was never invented for DDR3 ECC Reg. Only LRDIMMs support 64GB DIMMs. There are 2 CPUs. Each CPU operates 3 Memory Channels. And each memory channel has three DIMM slots per memory channel. Note: This is the key reason the Rank Rule becomes an issue for ECC Registered 32GBs, because all 32GB DDR3 DIMMs are Quad Rank. The memory channel are labeled and color coded. You can locate the start of the channel with the white DIMM slot. Black is the second DIMM in the channel followed by green. The proper configuration for 2 CPUs would be duplicates of 8 evenly spread across each channel (only using the white slots). We will discuss this in more depth in our video and also demonstrate how to actually load the DIMMs inside your Dell PowerEdge R720 server. Learn more about memory options for this enterprise-level server, Dell's PowerEdge R720. The incredible platform is designed to run a wide range of virtualization applications and environments. This server can be quite beneficial for huge enterprises and average size businesses. The general-purpose platform comes with highly expandable memory and huge storage ability. In this video, we talk about the memory specs in detail and also unveil useful tips for optimum performance from your Dell PowerEdge R720. Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R720? You can custom configure your own server. We have both 8 Bay LFF and 16 Bay SFF options in stock. Buy Dell PowerEdge R720 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R720 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - If you have questions, comments, suggestions please email us: sales@ Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R340 – This is the 2nd video in our R340 server series. In this video, we will be covering memory! We will go over the supported types of memory, supported speeds, and supported capacities. We will also teach you how to properly install new memory into your server. The R340 server has a total of 4 DDR4 DIMM slots. This video series includes: 1. CPUs - 2. Memory - 3. Drives - 4. NVMe - 5. Different Chassis Types - 6. RAID - 7. BIOS - 8. iDRAC - 9. Mass Updates - 10. How to set IP Address - 11. Network Cards - 12. Power Supplies - 13. How to Rack - 14. How to install Windows Server 2016 – If there is anything else you would like to see, then please drop a comment, and let us know. We want this video series to be a great tool for the Dell community. Ask questions. Answer questions. Help each other out. The Dell PowerEdge R340 server operates on DDR4 memory. There is a total of 4 DIMM slots with 2 memory channels. Each channel consists of 2 DIMM slots. Module speed options include 2133MT/s, 2400MT/s, and 2666MT/s. You can also put in 2933MT/s and 3200MT/s modules, but they will clock down to 2666MT/s. With an E-2100 CPU, the fastest speed that your modules will run at is 2666MT/s. For E-2200, the fastest memory speed is also 2666MT/s. Module capacity options include: 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, and 32GB. Dell’s spec sheet says that 32GB modules are not supported, however we’ve have been able to install 4x32GB modules. The R340 accepts only one type of RAM: ECC Unbuffered (ECC UDIMMs). The max configuration that can be achieved by the R340 is 128GB via 4 x 32GB. Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R340 server? You can custom configure your own server. We have 4 Bay and 8 Bay systems in stock. Buy Dell PowerEdge R340 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R340 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades - Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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Dell PowerEdge R440 – This is the 2nd video in our R440 server series. In this video, we will be covering memory! We will go over the supported types of memory, supported speeds, and supported capacities. We will also teach you how to properly install new memory into your server. The R440 server has a total of 16 DDR4 DIMM slots. This video series includes: 1. CPUs - 2. Memory - 3. Drives - 4. Network Cards - 5. Different Chassis Types - 6. RAID - 7. BIOS - 8. iDRAC - 9. Mass Updates - 10. How to set IP Address - 11. How to Install VMware ESXi - 12. Power Supplies - 13. How to Rack - 14. How to install Windows Server 2019 - If there is anything else you would like to see, then please drop a comment, and let us know. We want this video series to be a great tool for the Dell community. Ask questions. Answer questions. Help each other out. The Dell PowerEdge R440 server operates on DDR4 memory. There are a total of 16 DIMM slots. Now onto memory channels. The white slots are the start of a memory channel while the black slots are the end of the channel. The R440 is unique in the fact it has 10 DIMM slots and 2 memory channels on CPU 1, whereas CPU 2 has only 6 DIMM slots and only one memory channel. Module speed options include 2133MT/s, 2400MT/s, and 2666MT/s, 2933MT/s. The CPU that you have installed will determine that fastest speed that your modules will run at. The fastest speed for 1st Generation Scalable CPUs is 2666MT/s. The fastest speed 2nd Generation Scalable CPUs is 2933MT/s. 3200MT/s modules can be installed, but will clock down to the fastest supported speed of the CPU. Module capacity options include: 4GB, 8GB, 16GB, 32GB, 64GB, 128GB. 128GB can only be used with Load Reduced memory. The R440 accepts two types of RAM: ECC Registered (RDIMM), and Load Reduced (LRDIMM). With RDIMMs, you can achieve 1TB with a configuration of 16x64GB. With LRDIMMs, you can reach 2TB with 16x128GB. Please drop a comment down below if you have this any questions, we always reply! Do you want to buy a refurbished Dell PowerEdge R440 server? You can custom configure your own server. We have both 4 Bay LFF and 8 Bay SFF options in stock. Buy Dell PowerEdge R440 Server Memory Upgrades - Buy Dell PowerEdge R440 Server Solid State Drive Upgrades – Please smash that subscribe button and learn more about Cloud Ninja’s server upgrades. Follow us on:
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