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09-08-2025 01:35 AM - last edited on 10-02-2025 11:14 AM by support_s
09-08-2025 01:35 AM - last edited on 10-02-2025 11:14 AM by support_s
Good morning,
I tried to install persistent memory on my DL380 Gen10 as described in the documentation, but as I've seen in other threads, it requires an update only available via HPE ticket.
-The system is updated as of today.
-I meet the technical requirements shown in the documentation with two Xeon 6240 processors.
* HPE Persistent Memory only supported on 2nd generation Intel Xeon Scalable Processor series (Platinum 8200, Gold 6200, Gold 5200, Silver 4215, and 4215R).
* A maximum of 12 Persistent Memory DIMMs can be installed.
* Mixing RDIMM and LRDIMM memory is not supported.
Since it's very likely I'll be told to open a case, I'd like to know the following details since I currently don't have an active or current support contract.
Does creating a case and providing the requested information always involve a billable cost?
When HPE reviews the case, will I be told the cost of the solution, and can I accept or reject it?
I would like to know the circuit and implications before opening the case.
Thank you very much.
Best regards.
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09-29-2025 12:44 AM
09-29-2025 12:44 AM
SolutionGreetings!
You are free to open a case, but without a current contract, it will be billable under T&M.
HPE will inform you upfront about any costs before doing any paid work.
https://support.hpe.com/connect/s/?language=en_US
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