Dell PowerEdge R710 memory upgrade 16 GB (4x4Go) for 72GO with more than 64 GB (8x8Go)

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  I have a DELL PowerEdge R710 with a controller RAID PERC H700.

  I try to install Windows 2008 Std 64 bit, but I can't find the driver. Even for the site web at support.dell.com. Can someone help me.

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  If you are installing 2008 R2, make sure that you use this file:

  If you install 2008 x 64, make sure that you use this file:

  With one, you must first unlock the .exe (right click on the .exe, properties, unlock), unzip / extract the files (run it and make a note of the default location), and then copy the 4 files on a CD, USB, etc., then when Windows tells you that he is not all hard disks, click on the link drivers load below to load the drivers from the media you have chosen.

• Dell PowerEdge T610 (memory upgrade)

  I bought Dell 16 GB certified replacement Memory Module for select Dell - 2Rx4 1333 MHz RDIMMS LV systems

  Currently, I have 8 GB of RAM (1 GB on every slot machines). After I installed this new memory and restart the server, it shows invalid memory configuration. So, I changed the memory setting in BIOS 'Advanced ECC' to 'optimize memory '. But it detects more than my current speed of the memory is 8 GB. Is there something wrong with the configuration of the memory? I tried to re - establish the new RAM.

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  Hello.

  Your memory configuration is not valid because the channel memory CH0, is not balanced with channels CH1 & CH2. Refer to the schematic illustration below:

  

  In order to balance the memory on these channels, we should have memory DIMM in:

  A1, A2 & A3 = B1, B2 & B3 in addition also A4, A5 & A6 is B4, B5 & B6. That's why CH0, CH1 & CH2 memory modules must be identical for the performance and optimal memory configuration. Depending on the upgrade amount of memory you are looking for, you can buy 1 more 16 GB DIMMS and then fill in slots A1 B1 & offer a total capacity of 32 GB. This will provide more flexibility for future memory upgrade

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• Dell PowerEdge T310 Memory Upgrade configuration

  Hi all

  Currently I have a T310 with 2 x 4 GB memory

  Information about the DIMM:

  (Hynix 4 GB PC3-12800 DDR3 - 1600 MHz ECC Registered CL11 240 - Pin DIMM memory rank double Module Mfr P/N HMT351R7CFR8C-PB)

  I intend to add with a total of 6x4Go = 24GB 4x4GB

  This new configuration of memory will be supported?

  Thanks for the reply

  See more info on the server below;

  Server has 1 CPU (Xeon x 3430 @ 2.40 Ghz)

  Memory information: Ok

  Attributes of the bars of memory

  Attributes; Memory Matrix 1
  Location; Motherboard or motherboard
  Use; System memory
  Power installed; 8192 MB
  Maximum capacity; 32768 MB
  Available slots; 6
  Locations used; 2
  The ECC type; Multibit ECC

  Total of bars of memory

  Attributes; Value
  Total installed capacity; 8192 MB
  Total available power to the BONE; 8192 MB
  Total maximum capacity; 32768 MB

  Table 1 of the memory details

  Status; Name of the connector; Type; Size
  OK; DIMM_A1; DDR3 - synchronous registered (buffered); 4096 MB
  OK; DIMM_A2; DDR3 - synchronous registered (buffered); 4096 MB
  Unknown; DIMM_A3; [Not busy];
  Unknown; DIMM_A4; [Not busy];
  Unknown; DIMM_A5; [Not busy];
  Unknown; DIMM_A6; [Not busy];

  Device memory information: Ok

  BRIEF on connector: DIMM_A1

  Attributes; Values
  Situation; OK
  Device name: DIMM_A1
  Size; 4096 MB
  Type; Synchronous DDR3 registered (buffer)
  Speed; 0.63 ns
  Failures; None

  Device memory information: Ok

  BRIEF on connector: DIMM_A2

  Attributes; Values
  Situation; OK
  Device name: DIMM_A2
  Size; 4096 MB
  Type; Synchronous DDR3 registered (buffer)
  Speed; 0.63 ns
  Failures; None

  Components (FRU) Information System

  Device; Serial number; REF.; Revision; Reference of the manufacturer; Date of manufacture
  System Planar (BMC); CN1374008602B7; 02P9X9; A00; DELL; Mon Aug 09 04:00 2010
  1 power supply (PS 1); CN1797208E0NQR; 0N884K; A00; DELL; Mon 16 Aug 10:25 2010
  DIMM_A1; 4B55A111; HMT351R7CFR8C-PB; S/O; Hynix Semiconductor (00AD04B380AD); Mon Apr 09 16:00 2012
  DIMM_A2; 4B15A14C; HMT351R7CFR8C-PB; S/O; Hynix Semiconductor (00AD04B380AD); Mon Apr 09 16:00 2012

  You can always memory of control similar to the one you already based on the part number. Also check the link below for memory other compatible Dell:

  http://Accessories.us.Dell.com/SNA/category.aspx?category_id=8136&c=us&l=en&s=BSD&CS=04&mfgpid=203788

• Dell PowerEdge R710 with windows server 2003 R2 is not start windows in normal mode.

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  We currently have a Dell PowerEdge R710 with 6 SAS das drives configured in a RAID-1/RAID-5 configuration. A drive is configured as a global hot spare. I would add this spare drive in the RAID-5 table, where some virtual machines live, to recover additional space. Has someone managed to do this? Is the only way via the PERC BIOS management utility?

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• Question by PE R710 memory upgrade configuration.

  Hello team,

  We currently have 18 x 8 GB of memory on our server.

  We decided that we will upgrade the server with more memory. We think of this scenario:

  • leave 12 x 8 GB
  • Add 6 x 16 GB

  This should give us 192 GB of memory.

  This configuration of memory will work?

  Thank you all, sincerely.

  StorageJohn,

  This will work as long as none of the DIMMs are quad ranked. This is due to the limitation that you can use only 2 of the 3 DIMMS per channel when they are class quad. Now so that these to work, you will need to place the bars 16 GB in white tabs slots DIMM, then the 12 8 GB DIMMS into the slots of the black tabs. That should allow you to work.

  Let me know if it helps.

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