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07-14-2010 12:13 AM
07-14-2010 12:13 AM
You can find my recent configuration below. If i remove 512mb rams and insert 8 GB does it work and what is the performance. As far as i know it is recommended to place same sized rams in proper slots.
Total memory - 8192 Mbytes
Board 0
DIMM 1A ( DDR2-FBD - FBD ) 512 Mbytes (667 MHz)
DIMM 2C ( DDR2-FBD - FBD ) 512 Mbytes (667 MHz)
DIMM 3A ( DDR2-FBD - FBD ) 512 Mbytes (667 MHz)
DIMM 4C ( DDR2-FBD - FBD ) 512 Mbytes (667 MHz)
DIMM 5B ( DDR2-FBD - FBD ) 1024 Mbytes (667 MHz)
DIMM 6D ( DDR2-FBD - FBD ) 2048 Mbytes (667 MHz)
DIMM 7B ( DDR2-FBD - FBD ) 1024 Mbytes (667 MHz)
DIMM 8D ( DDR2-FBD - FBD ) 2048 Mbytes (667 MHz)
ECC memory installed Yes
Dual Channel Memory Mode Enabled Not Supported
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07-14-2010 12:26 AM
07-14-2010 12:26 AM
SolutionWell... It's always trade-off between economics and technology. If you want to get the best memory performance, you should use symmetrical DIMMs, but if you're thinking about upgrade - you should use less quantity of big DIMMs. For example: you can remove all DIMMs exept 2Gb, fill the slots with 2Gb DIMMs, and get your 16Gb or RAM without any way to upgrade exept of trowing out DIMMs. The alternative way is to use 8Gb kits (2x4Gb). As for me it's the most optimal until 16Gb (2x8Gb) won't became cheaper then they are now-days.
Regards,
Philipp.
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07-14-2010 12:43 AM
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07-14-2010 12:52 AM
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Re: HP DL380 G5 memory configuration - best practise
Regards,
Philipp.
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07-14-2010 01:20 AM
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