Determine the number of the motherboard Dell PowerEdge T410

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• Configuration of memory PowerEdge T410

  Hi all

  Let me start by saying our current configuration of memory (Dell PowerEdge T410):

  We have only one processor installed, so we have 4 DIMM for use A1 - A4. Only 3 are currently installed like:

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  in its current wording, our server (running sbs2011) is extremely slow, and we traced it to the use of the RAM. That being said, I went to the store in line of Dell and bought 2 8 GB 4Rx8 1066 RAM sticks to use on the server. I thought I'd take a module of 4 GB, so I then total 24GB (2 GB + 2 8 GB 4).

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  Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thank you very much!

  Hello

  It is not optimal because you mix DIMMS in a bank. The system supports memory triple channel. It does this by spreading a Bank of memory on 3 channels. Here is how the banks are set up:

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  This configuration will always give you errors, but it is better than the current configuration.

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  I also see that mixture of capacities of ram is supported as long as each channel has a similar configuration.

  This does not mean that you must have identical DIMM modules in the channels. It means that channels must be filled even. Here is an example:

  DIMM 0 slots 1,2,3 =
  DIMM 1 slots 4,5,6 =

  Chanel, 0 = 1.4
  Channel 1 = 2.5
  Channel 2 = 3.6

  You have DIMMs of different rank, speed and capacity mixed through the channels, but you can't have different configurations. For example, in this configuration if you filled DIMM slots 1,2 and then the configuration is valid for DIMM 1 would be filling in only one MEMORY card into the Groove 4 (if the system did not require DIMM be installed in pairs) or 2 DIMMS in slots 4.5. You can't fill a DIMM in the slot 6 since the first slot (3) in the channel (2) is not met.

  The population of channel rule means essentially that you can not complete the second slot in a channel if the first place is not filled. In your housing system 1 and 4 are channel 0. All channels have only a single slot assigned to each memory controller. As long as you have one DIMM in slot 1, you can fill the slot 4.

  Memory population rules can be very confusing. If you have any other questions let me know.

  Thank you

• Slim Studio Dell Quad Q8300 - upgrade of the motherboard?

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