Upgrade memory Dell R710

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  Hello.

  How many processors you have installed?  There are several guidelines of population of memory including memory on all channels balanced for optimal performance.

  For a single processor, you will only be able to use six modules because of this limitation, where:

  A1, A4, A2A5, A3A6: 2GB with capacity of 12 GB total memory

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• The Dell R710 server upgrade to R2 2012 Windows

  Question for the forum:

  I have a Dell R710 server.  There a PERC 6 / i RAID card in there.  There are discs 5 x 2 TB on the PERC 6 / I configured in RAID-5 right now with the 6th disc as a 480 GB SSD.   I currently own WINDOWS 2012 R2 installed.   Windows 2012 sees the TB 5 x 2 as a 7.27 TB HDD and the 480 GB SSD as a second hard drive.

  I heard the Windows 2012 R2 storage solution is best.  I want to convert the TB 5 x 2 hard drives just so R2 2012 Windows can control it.  I have the following questions:

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  2. each of the 2 TB is a SATA II drive.  PERC 6 / I can only support up to 2 TB to 3 Gbps.  What is the best way to do it?  Can I upgrade to SATA III drives or 6 Gbps?  This server which will support at all?  I have

  3. If I install a SATA III controller in the PCIe slot, how can I plug SATA III drives to the card.  All drives are connected to the server to forward now.

  4 If a disk fails, Dell R710 will still flash light orange on the forehead to show what defective hard drives?  People still hot to swap the drive?

  5. Windows 2012 R2 will be able to tell what defective hard drives?  With 5 x 2 to for the storage and 480 GB put in place in the SSD for tiered storage, which is the best way to configure it for performance?  Simple volume or mirror?  How many drives can fail until Windows cannot recover from the failure?

  Please advise on the best way to convert more software raid WINDOWS 2012 R2.  Thanks for the help in advance!

  1. This is the only way to make available to Windows as separate disks, as the PERC 6 does not support the RAID/JBOD.

  2. the PERC 6 supports a maximum drive size of 2 TB. The material is limited to 3 Gbps. You can use 6 GB/s drives, but they will operate as discs 3 Gbps.

  3. you will need to connect a cable from the backplane to the new controller, instead of the 6 PERC. Backplane may not support 6 GB/s speed, if you plug a controller 6Gbps 6Gbps drives and they bind upward to 3 Gbps, that is why.

  4. Yes.

  5. Yes. How can fail depends on how you have set it up and how much data is there.

• Reference Dell r710 upgrade to the idrac-7.

  Hello

  I have a few with idrac6 express dell r710.

  I want to upgrade to version business to use the kvm console.

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  The R710 will support not using the iDrac 7, as is logical is incorporated into the Gen 12 systems themselves. To improve the iDrac6 at the enterprise level, you must add the Works Council (part number K869T or J675T) seen below.

  

  This will allow the use of the console remotely.

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• Reference Dell R710 - Configuration of memory

  Hi all

  I'm sure I'm missing something, but I read the two technical papers about memory configuration in the Dell R710.

  I have a server that currently has 48GB stated as follows

  A1 - 4 GB

  A4 - 4 GB

  A2 - 4 GB

  A5 - 4 GB

  A3 - 4 GB

  A6 - 4 GB

  (It then returned on the b-side)

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  Now I have sticks of 2x16GB I wanted to install, the only way that I could operate without the whine of BIOS was to install as follows:

  A2 - 16 GB

  A5 - 4 GB

  A8 - 4 GB

  (Duplicated on b-side)

  Giving 72 GB.

  As I read the manual, I should be able to mix the sizes of memory for "optimized" as long I have spend from A1 to A9 and so I have an another 6x4Go sticks left, I want to install.

  My logic is that I can fill with A1 to A9, mixing the 16 GB, however when I try I get the error on the A1/A2/A3 needing to be the same?

  Am I missing something simple? I am unable to make changes in the BIOS, the memory is all of the same type (bought from Dell)

  Rob_991,

  The question that you are running in is due to the R710 need 3 memory channels to match.  Each game nine media is organized in three channels with three supports memory per channel. As shown below, each processor has 3 channels of memory, allowing only a single channel to the need to match, or filled.  So, with only having a couple of 16 GB DIMMs, you are only able to fill a channel on each side. What I would say is the addition of a couple more 16 GB DIMMS fill A1, A2, B1, B2 with them, and then place the 4 GB in A4, A5, A7, A8, as well as B4, B5, B7 and B8. This gives you two channels on each side, as well as 96 GB of memory.

  

  Let me know if this helps answer your question.

• Sizes of mixed memory in Dell R710 to reach speeds of 1333 mhz and 800 mhz

  We have some Dell R710 which was originally ordered with 48 GB in a configuration of 1333 mhz 12x4Go (RDIMMS). We ordered 6 sticks of memory of 4 GB 1333 mhz additional to complete all 18 banks for a total of 72 GB.  The speed of the memory, then decreased to running at 800 mhz.  We had immediately complaints on the performance in some of our mission critical VM (terminal Server and SQL DBs servers), so we have VMotion their due on a R710 still on the original 12x4Go config clocked at 1333 mhz and complaints went.  I spoke with pre-sales both Dell and after-sales technical support and they confirm that filling all 18 banks decreases speed to 800 mhz, but I get conflicting reports which must be running 12 banks (which is configured as 2 of the 3 banks available in each 6 channels) at 1 066 mhz now which is not. Still, both say that my best option is to return the modules to 4 GB bought recently and also pull the original 12x4Go modules and replace them all by 12x8Go 96GB and should operate at 1333 mhz.  It is really more memory I need and almost three times that I have already budgeted and spent on extra 4 GB of purchase sticks.

  The other option, you said I could do, as well as that of my question is to mix 6x4Go and 6X8Go, up to 72 GB.  I see also that is a configuration of memory available on the Dell Web site during the construction a R710, and he said 1333 mhz as well.  Technical support before and after had these things to say, and it makes me a little nervous because this isn't an absolute 'you'll be fine:

  prior support guy:

  "Everything I read or say confirms that it is perfectly fine to mix the modules in sizes too long as modules within each channel are the same size." I think it can be recommended by most to ensure the consistency of the size but as I said before that we have in our new server system configurations to be cited with mixed sizes what makes me even more confident that is you went this route you would be fine and little or no experience in performance decline. »

  support after guy:

  "Regarding your new question on the use of 6 DIMM 4 GB mixed with 8 GB for a total of 72 GB, which is not an optimum configuration, but I don't think you should really meet a lot of problems with it."  I mentioned before that if you mix speeds, it will downclock fastest at the speed of slow DIMM DIMMS, so certainly would advise against mixing speeds. Regarding the size, the only thing you might encounter as it is booting, you can hear this isn't an optimal configuration, but it should detect any memory and be able to make use of this.  Don't think there is really a performance reached unless you're missing speeds.  «Also, don't forget to reflect your configuration across all channels, if you do not want all of the 4 GB and 8 GB in the same configuration such that put all 8 GB in slots 1/2/3, then put the 4 GB DIMMs in 4/5/6 on both machines slot A and B.»

  So the real question is - if it is not a "optimal" configuration, which makes it means the actual performance of my vSphere servers?  All done and they have problems?

  Thank you

  Ben

  How about using 8x8GB sticks for each host? You'd get to 64 GB each... I'd like to see if Dell will allow you to trade in the memory, you do not have to purchase new memory inside the host... Or look for another provider of memory which will provide you with the correct memory at a better price.

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• R710 upgrade memory

  We have the upgrade memory of the r710, what configuration of the slot machine is the best?

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  A1 - A2, B1 - B2?

  This mode, the server tell who 'ECC mode.

  Tiagoheineck,

  To clarify, you see the server say that ECC is now disabled? Seeing that is probably due to the way memory is set to ECC, but with a memory this barrette in A1, it will disable this mode memory.  To fill the server in Adv ECC mode would need the DIMM in the slot, A2, A3 and B2, and B3.

  If you set the Server Mode Memory Optimizer then DIMMs would indeed go to A1, A2, B2, and B3.

  To check the mode server is set to access just the BIOS (F2 at startup), then under the memory settings, check what is the Mode of operation classified memory.

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  We have Dell R710 server and 24GO already there. Need to add more than 8 GB. When I check the part number Dell ope managing console I could see this M393B5170EH1-CH9. But the dealer has stock of 9J5WF this RAM part number and he say he will be fit on the server

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  Hi intabli

  Yes, spot on!

  According to your current memory population, I think that it is running on the optimizer Mode. Therefore, you should fill in: -.

  A1 B1

  A4 B4

  A2 B2

  A5 B5

  You can refer to the user guide R710 on the configuration of the memory on page 132

  support.us.dell.com/.../HOM.pdf

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• ESX 4.0 fails Dell R710

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  I downloaded the ISO 4.0 ESX, burned on a DVD, started from there and installed far.

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  Reference Dell R710 are on the HCL.

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  I may upgrade the 4 GB provided to meet the requirements of the program. Additional memory needs to be installed in pairs? The existing 4 GB occupies a dwelling, can I mount 8 GB in another location or it will be incompatible?

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  Not quite sure what computer Toshiba LX830 do you have exactly but as far as I know the L830 all in one units would support up to 16 GB of RAM.

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