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Hi. Does anyone know if a Dell PowerEdge R410 rack mount server needs both processors installed in order to recognize the RAM in the second banks? We have 16GB installed in the first four banks, and just put another 16GB in the second 4 banks, but its not registering. We only have the 1 processor installed.
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Hi. Does anyone know if a Dell PowerEdge R410 rack mount server needs both processors installed in order to recognize the RAM in the second banks? We have 16GB installed in the first four banks, and just put another 16GB in the second 4 banks, but its not registering. We only have the 1 processor installed.

Dell PowerEdge R410 RAM

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