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As long as you're consistent it should work

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Does anyone have any experience with using Crucial Memory in an HP server (Proliant G6 and G7's)? &nbsp;Does it work well? &nbsp;Does it co-exist well with HP OEM memory?<br />
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It is quite a bit cheaper (a couple hundred dollars for 24 gigs), so I'd like to use it if it works well. &nbsp;On the other side of the coin, I'm not going to risk my VMWare Servers performance if it does not work as well as OEM's.<br />
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Thanks.
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Does anyone have any experience with using Crucial Memory in an HP server (Proliant G6 and G7's)?  Does it work well?  Does it co-exist well with HP OEM memory?

It is quite a bit cheaper (a couple hundred dollars for 24 gigs), so I'd like to use it if it works well.  On the other side of the coin, I'm not going to risk my VMWare Servers performance if it does not work as well as OEM's.

Thanks.

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