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тАО07-23-2004 01:47 AM
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Re: Memory on a N4000 and L1000
Pete's correct on the older L & N class systems, but the newest (and probably final) member of the L-class family, the rp5470, can hold up to 16Gb RAM using the 2GB DIMM modules.
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Re: Memory on a N4000 and L1000
You however you speak of a 5470 that can entertain a greater number of CPU and memory
I have a L1000 with a limit of 2 CPU and I thinks smaller ram
Hi
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Re: Memory on a N4000 and L1000
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Re: Memory on a N4000 and L1000
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