HP XW8400: XW 8400 32 GB of memory

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  In the specification is clearly described:
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• xw8400: memory from 8GB to xw8400 / xw8600?

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  I own a xw8400 and want to use the modules of memory 4x8Go.

  I bought 64 GB (8x8Go) FB DDR2 Fully Buffered PC2-5300F 667 and they are accepted by the system.

  But after a while the computer breaks down / off. There are no blue screen or another trick helping to find the cause. The machine is switching to as pulling on the power cord.

  At first I thought that this could be a cooling problem. So I checked the temperature, and it seems to be in the regular limits (about 28-30 ° C air temperature).

  I found the info on the web, 32 GB on this machine (2 CPU) should be possible with a riser card (8x4GB). On the other hand, it could be only a result because the 8 GB modules were not available at this time.
  
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  This could relate.  I have not confirmed this, but I think that the controller memory on the xw8400 is the same as on the xw6400.

  I noticed for a previous project that HP has officially supported specific 8 GB sticks in the xw8600, and controllers memory xw6600 and xw8600 were the same.  This gave me the idea that maybe, although not documented, these sticks of same for the xw8600 may work correctly in the xw6600.

  I received a portion of these HP 8 GB sticks and confirmed that they would run in my builds xw6600 very well.  , But they would not go in versions of my xw6400... even sticks, stations works perfectly same if they had HP 4 GB sticks in place.

  I think that you are facing a problem of memory controller on this older generation xw8400 post working... the sooner (6400/8400) and late (6600/8600) generation workstation familes I note above have different memory controller chipsets.

• XW 8400: xw 8400 memory upgrade problems

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  There are several officials of this HP memory, as you will see if search you on eBay under this number.  I don't recommend the HP memory, because he is put in a cell for features beyond general specifications.  However, you can succeed looking for sticks 8 GB with exactly the same codes that are on the official HP sticks.  I did it.  For the latter, I personally like the Elpida, Nanya, Samsung and Hynix HP ones.

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  Maybe you can get your money based on print the official xw8400 QuickSpecs and prove to the seller that he was wrong.

  Attach a pic: use the insert image icon (it looks like a mountain) on the message... bar have the image on your desktop for easy navigation and use this icon to navigate to it, and then click Insert.  In the this forum messaging system I don't see a way to attach a PDF file, but JPEG images work fine:

  

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  HP 128 GB (16x8GB) DDR2 - 667 ECC RAM taken FBD supported ONLY w/double processors.

  I'm so Noah folloing place on it with another HP support Question to clarify ther information they provided

  This e-mail is in reference to the case number: [case number edited by moderator] .
  This is in continuation to our response with regards to your support request.
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  The bin file is 7D5_0238.bin, and it's the only thing you want to see on this USB key.  I'll try to tie it, but it cannot be allowed.

  Nope... not allowed.  I'll try to zip and tie it...

  Yep... that worked.  Just unzip that put on your USB key and try with that.

  If this does not work then just run the HP SoftPaq for this update BIOS of Windows 7... just the fire and it should automatically launch a page that allows you to run the BIOS flashing directly from in W7.  This page will not be talking about Windows 7, that does not matter.  You may need to respond in W7, the program installed correctly.

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  Thanks Big_Dave,

  As you suggest I have it posted on the Enterprise business Forum. I would add that this is good advice that I can see other messages on the queries for the XW8400 so you guided me to the right place.

  Thank you for your help in stopping swim autour in darkness.

  Keep up the good work as I am new here and already impressed by volunteers that take an interest in other situations (which need a solution!...) I never see a 'problem' just need to know how / if you can FIX IT)

  Once again my thanks

  Concerning

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  8400, 8500, 8600, 8800
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  X 1300, X 1600, X 1800, X 1900, X 1950
  2400, 2600, 2900
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