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All the online docs I found say it can do it.
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All the online docs I found say it can do it.

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what did they say? <br />
support 64GB maxium RAM?<br />
or<br />
configure the ram with 2GB DIMM and 8GB DIMMs? <br />
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what did they say?
support 64GB maxium RAM?
or
configure the ram with 2GB DIMM and 8GB DIMMs?



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Max of 8 Dimms of 8 GB for a total of 64 GB max
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Max of 8 Dimms of 8 GB for a total of 64 GB max

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do you know if you can 2GB with 8GB in the same blade? i have been told that you can have 4GB and 8GB dimms, or 2GB and 4GB dimms, and that 8GB and 2GB dimm will not work, but i cannot find any supproting documents supporting this.<br />
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does anybody know the answer to this?<br />
<br />
Regards, Lee.P
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do you know if you can 2GB with 8GB in the same blade? i have been told that you can have 4GB and 8GB dimms, or 2GB and 4GB dimms, and that 8GB and 2GB dimm will not work, but i cannot find any supproting documents supporting this.

does anybody know the answer to this?

Regards, Lee.P

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Hello,<br />
<br />
i am about to add some memory to our M600 blade and just have a few question.<br />
<br />
current we have 8 x 2GB. in one blade<br />
current we have 8 x 2GB. in another blade<br />
<br />
i have just bought: 10 x 8GB.<br />
<br />
can the blade support 64GB. i have read it cant but Dell tell me can?<br />
can you have both 2GB dimm and 4GB dimm in different banks ie 4 x 4GB and 4 x 2GB in the same blade?<br />
how important is it to use the blank plastic memory spacers?<br />

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Hello,

i am about to add some memory to our M600 blade and just have a few question.

current we have 8 x 2GB. in one blade
current we have 8 x 2GB. in another blade

i have just bought: 10 x 8GB.

can the blade support 64GB. i have read it cant but Dell tell me can?
can you have both 2GB dimm and 4GB dimm in different banks ie 4 x 4GB and 4 x 2GB in the same blade?
how important is it to use the blank plastic memory spacers?


adding memory to Dell M600 blade

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