Reference Dell 8300 & 4600 memory upgrade?

Similar Questions

• 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.

  Help, please. Thank you.

  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

  Let me know if you have any other questions.

• Reference Dell studio xps8000 / 0X231R upgrade ram?

  I have an old Dell XPS 8000 core i7 (860) 2.8 ghz system with 4 GB of ram (4 slots... 2x2gb sticks seem to be installed in slots of alternative with placeholders between?), I threw a PSU 550w in there.

  Linux tells me that the motherboard is

  Product name: 0X231R Version: A00

  Googling seems to tell me that this will support 16 GB of ram. Is this fair?

  I also seem to have a memory to find this motherboard is limited to 6 GB of just now, looking around I don't only upward.

  is there anything else I should know before I go ahead and buy 2 x 4 GB 8 GB upgrade or 4x4gb for an upgrade to 16 GB... it will indeed ship support. is there a problem with 1600 mhz vs 1300 mhz rated memory. Should I change something in the BIOS to get this working.

  If what I currently have is indeed 2x2gb sticks, no doubt I could buy 2x2gb to consider up to 8 GB

  (I'm undecided on 8 or 16, I consider as pure and simple a new system of generation replacement i7, but I already have a newer laptop, I use a lot and I think that RAM + GPU upgrade could give me a good enough reason to continue using this machine... ram + ssd is expected to accelerate from the compilation whereas a new GPU should make decent games... I could see get a machine purely and simply new)

  Hello

  Please write to us. My name is Jennifer and I work for Dell's Social Media team.

  According to compatibility is concerned, we confirm that the Studio XPS 8000 model only supports a maximum of 16 GB of RAM.

  However, please be informed that this specific machine has been designed to accommodate a maximum memory frequency of 1333 MHz. We do not recommend users to exceed this specification while choosing memory modules RAM.

  Currently, the official Dell memory selector has a single compatible memory available for sale (new part).

  Accessories.Dell.com/.../ProductDetail.aspx; l = en & s = dhs & cs = 19 & sku = A6994453

  It is a module 2 GB, and using 4 of them should spend your computer RAM to 8 GB.

  If your Dell computer is currently under warranty, we recommend that you use the Dell brand memory to maintain the possibility of assignment/spare part replacement for your machine under the service contract.

  However, if you want to update the external source memory modules, please use the following Dell as a reference in your search:

  Memory at 1333 MHz - 60KD4
  1067 MHz memory - N852H

  Thank you for your continued interest in Dell computers. Please come back to this thread if you think that any unresolved issue persists in this regard, our team will gladly help you.

  Have a nice day ahead.

  Sincere greetings,

  Jennifer

  #IWork4Dell

• Satellite Pro 4600, memory upgrade

  I have twice had problems trying to upgrade memory to my Satellite Pro 4600, so I decided to ask directly if Kingston KTC-SO133/256 MB is compatible with this machine?

  It's the SODIMM I'm about to try next, but I have to pay for it first.

  Problems were that the SODIMM modules is not compatible with the wonderful piece of memory or it won't work at all with Toshiba.

  Is there an availave list what type of bars of memory are compatible?

  Sorry, I can tell you that I use the Original from Toshiba 'PA3069U - 1 M 25' memory (its a KIT of MEMORY of 256 MB)

  works great!

• Dell inspiron 15R Memory Upgrade N5110

  Hello

  I have a dell inspiron N5110, and I plan on upgrading the RAM modules, which are estimated at 1333hz. I would like to know if the motherboard can support modules of RAM at higher frequencies, if so, how much of a gain of performance can I expect.

  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  Thanks in advance.

  Fastest modules may work but will not increase the speed - 1333 MHz is the speed of memory limit in this model.

• Dell Dimension 8200 Memory Upgrade after upgrade the processor

  Hello

  I have a Dell Dimension 8200 (shipping date is 01/05/2002) which came with a FSB of 400. I've recently updated the its origianl 1.8 GHz a 2.4 GHz processor.  I understand that the 8200 with a FSB of 400 can use 800-40ns or 800-45ns memory sticks (I think that mine came with 800-45).  I intend to upgrade memory 1 GB to 4 X 512 (2GB), I installed (4 X 256).  My question is when I went to buy the 4 X 512 memory, said the pub, it could be used in a 8200 with a 2.1 GHz CPU or less.  I have a 2.4 GHz chip. Is that going to be a problem?

  Rbatleman,

  Great question!  When the Dimension 8200 was released the processor speed max was 2.1 ghz (probably why the memory you were viewing had this label).   We have updated later to the processor 2.4 ghz when it was available.  The two units came with the PC800-45 (400 mhz) memory, you should run into any problems with this memory.  Keep in mind the system supports only the RIMM modules that contain devices memory of 4, 8 or 16.  I hope this helps!

  -Andrew

• 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

• PC133 is suitable for Satellite Pro 4600 memory upgrade?

  Hi all

  I'm looking for an extra 256 MB memory module for my Toshiba Satellite Pro 4600. The specs say one module of memory PC100 is necessary, but I was wondering if the PC133 modules would work as well. If so, are there problems with the mixture of the modules (PC100 and PC133)?

  Thank you for your attention.

  According to the information on the site of very useful memory module, it should be possible to use the PC133 144 pin SODIMM modules.

  I found this info on this site:
  http://www.orcalogic.co.UK/ASP/ProdType.asp?ProdType=5778&ft=m&St=3

  In addition I don't recommend mixing the different modules. To my knowledge the lower speed module will decrease the performance of the memory. The two modules will work with the operation of the lower module.

• REFERENCE DELL T710 POPOLAMENTO MEMORIA [CF]

  Salve a tutti,

  He 25 abbiamo labor-intensive basandoci knew quanto tramite supporto online here by it service tag del nostro Server

  Modulo di memoria sostitutivo certificato Dell 8 GB by some sistemi Dell - 2Rx8 RDIMMS a 1600 MHz
  LV - ECC

  Banchi 2 da utilizzare su UN T710 server.

  Currently questo e con misconfigured 12X2Go UDIMM che andrebbero rimosse completely down spazio rates due banchi nuovi (in A1 and B1 being Jack double both the cpu presenti con)

  Dal manuale pero non capisce se siano sufficienti, trovo infatti information discordanti: con RDIMMS pare che he taglio minimo sia 32 (con banchi da 8 A1, A2 B1 B2, con banchi quindi da 16 A1 B1)

  

  Prima di has the price due alttri di modules quindi mi'd proven confirmation che he server effettui it boot sia con configurazione a 16GB (2 x 8 A1 B1) sia con 32GB (4 x 8 A1 B1 A2 B2)

  Grazie a tutti per ed attenzione he supporto.

  Buogiorno, a pag 100 del manuale (pag 101 nel suo caso), trova possibili configurazioni di available by RDIMMS single Dual CPU e memoria:

  downloads.Dell.com/.../PowerEdge-t710_owner%27s%20manual_en-US.pdf

  Può usare tranquillamente due banchi da 8 GB, uno per ogni socket. A1 + B1

  Francesco

• Dell Dimension B110: Memory upgrade problem

  I have problems with my upgrade memory. I bought a few 1GBX2 2 GB of memory, and I know that my computer can take because I had done the research before I bought the memory. But with I put memory he doesn't recognize her, it's like id I have no memory what so ever in the machine. I was wondering if there was something that I'm supposed to do or change to get the ram to read. It takes PC-3200 RAM type.

  And another thing... I have 512 MB of RAM, but he acknowledges as 504 MB of RAM... Any reason why it's like that?

  Specifications of the computer:

  Microsoft Windows XP
  Professional
  Version 2002
  Service Pack 3

  Intel [R]
  Celeron (R) CPU 2.53 GHz
  512 MB of RAM

  
  

• Dell Optiplex GX520 Memory Upgrade

  Hello, I install 4 GB of memory on Dell Optiplex GX520.

  Of memory can what type I install?

  PC2-4200 is not fast enough for some of the processors supported FSB.

  Faster RAM doesn't hurt anything, but it may not work at the fastest speed, unless the processor is running at top speed for the FSB also.

  • PC2-4200 = 533 MHz clock
  • PC2-5300 = 667 MHz clock
  • PC2-6400 = 800 MHz clock

  

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

  Hi all

  My Dell PowerEdge R710 is seen 16 GB (4x4Go) now and would like to add 64 GB (8x8Go), it will be total 72GB. Please help me add memory into the slot on the right. Can I do the following as below

  A1/B1 > 8 GB

  A2/B2 > 8 GB

  A3/B3 > 8 GB

  A4/B4 > 8 GB

  A5/B5 > 4 GB

  A6/B6 > 4 GB

  Thanks Robert, I already bought 64 GB (8x8Go) and would like to add to my current server which is running 16 GB (4x4Go). So, please show me how.

  Thank you

  Binh Kien

• Dell XPS 8500 - memory upgrade problems

  I bought a Dell XPS 8500 nine a couple of years.  It came with 8 GB of memory (2-4 GB DDR 3 1600).  Recently, I picked up two sticks of 8 GB, DDR-3 new, 1600.  In total, this should give me 24 GB of memory.

  Currently, housing 1 and 3 are using 4 GB sticks and slot 4 has a key of 8 GB.  If I try to stick the other stick in slot 2, the system does not start.  I assumed it was because a bad stick, so I went back to the store and I replaced it, but the problem persists.  I can get a total of 16 GB, which is recognized in the system.  According to Dell, and Crucial, this system should support up to 32 GB.

  This system only supports the memory to some total amounts, as the 16/08/32?  I checked my BIOS is updated as well.

  I'd appreciate any comments on it.  Thank you!

  If you consult the technical data sheet, the only supported RAM configs are: 2, 4, 8, 12, 16, 32 GB.

  Read this.

  EDIT: And modules are best installed in pairs, so 2 x 4 GB + 1x8GB is not an optimal config.

• Dell dimension 4600 RAM reference

  I was wondering if any body could tell me if this ram will be compatible with my dell dimension 4600. I don't know if it's the bus 533 mhz or 800 mhz bus. And for future reference are there other things I have to worry otherwise that: ram speed, pin #of, density of ram? I heard that circuits firmware sometimes match even if I have all of these listed settings match.

  http://www.eBay.com/ITM/1gb-400Mhz-DDR-1gb-PC3200-low-density-non-ECC-RAM-/311217972199?PT=US_Memory_RAM_&hash=item48760963e7

  schulteaaron94

  I did dig a little deeper on eBay and I found applications in ram of 4 GB 400 mhz Intel compatible low density for a low $ 20 s. Should I be ignoring these claims?

  schulteaaron94

  Possible, with eBay is a case of buyer beware, before you buy the memory, better know what the seller return policies.

  Bev.

   

• Upgrading RAM on Dell Dimension 4600

  I just installed two 512 GB for my Dell Dimension 4600 CPU memory cards.  The computer came with two, 256 GB cards, but he had got terribly slow.  Dell said that no matter if the size of the maps varies.  However, my system does not reflect the installation of additional memory.  It is preferable or essential only for install memory cards additional of the same size as the existing cards?

  Tuesday, November 16, 2010, 05:08:08 + 0000, franklinpcat wrote:

  I just installed two 512 GB for my Dell Dimension 4600 CPU memory cards.  The computer came with two cards 256Go,

  You mean 512 MB and 256 MB (not GB) I guess.

  but he had got terribly slow.  Dell said that no matter if the size of the maps varies.  However, my system does not reflect the installation of additional memory.  It is preferable or essential only for install memory cards additional of the same size as the existing cards?

  See the response of Daave, but also to note the following two points:

  1. you started with 512 MB. The amount of RAM you need for good
  performance is not a unique situation for all. You get the right
  performance, if the amount of RAM you have prevents you from using the
  page file significantly, and this depends on what applications you are running. Most
  are people who run a typical range of business under XP applications
  somewhere around 512 MB work well, others need more. Almost
  everyone will see poor performance with less than 256 MB. Some people,
  especially those making things like the large photographic edition
  images, can see a performance gain by adding even more of
  512MB - sometimes much more.

  Unless you have special needs, so it is likely that the 512 MB you
  started with was enough for you.

  2. you say "he had got painfully slow." This implies that the
  performance was OK, but it had worsened. This reinforces that
  I said in point 1 above. You don't need more memory simply because that
  time has elapsed.

  There are several possibilities for why he had obtained more slow, but the
  more likely is that you have been infected by malicious software. What
  anti-virus and anti-spyware programs that you are running? They remain until
  Date?

  Ken Blake (MS-MVP)