We have Dell R710 server and 24 GB already there. We need to add 8 more GB. When i check the part number from Dell ope manage console i could see this M393B5170EH1-CH9 . But reseller has the stock of 9J5WF this part number RAM and he saying it will be fit in to the server
My question is this part number will be suitable ? or i need to buy exactly the part number RAM which i can see in Dell open manage console?
I confirmed part# 9J5WF is supported by Dell PowerEdge R710. It is a RDIMM memory.
Something to take note, R710 supports RDIMM and UDIMM memories. Make sure your 24GB memories are the same type to RDIMM before ordering part# 9J5WF.
To check what type of memory your server is having, please key in the service tag on the link below and then check System Configuration and Components.
I have come to know from another Dell technical person and he said that this part number RAM will not work. the reason is below, as per his statement
The description of the part number that I gave you “NN876 ” is: DIMM,4G,1333,512X72,8,240,2RX4, 4GB RDIMM, 1333MHz, 2RX4X72, 8K, 240, Regulatory
The description of the part number that the reseller gave you “ 9j5wf ” is: DIMM,4G,1333,2RX8,8,240,REG,LV, 4GB DIMM, 1333MHz, 2RX8, 8K, 240, Regulatory, Low Voltage.
The difference between them is that one is 2RX4 and the second one is 2RX8 which will not work.
All memory either have to be 2RX8 or 2RX4 but you can’t mix and match.
DELL-Manfred W
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Posted June 25th, 2012 00:00
Hi Akther
Yes, spot on!
According to your current memory population, I would suspect it is running on Optimizer Mode. Therefore, you should populate:-
A1 B1
A4 B4
A2 B2
A5 B5
You may refer to the R710 user guide on the memory configuration on page 132
support.us.dell.com/.../HOM.pdf
Let us know how it goes.