I found Optiplex 7000MT Have a Ram Campatibility that cause the system cannot Poweron , when I insert Crucial DDR5-4800 16GB (Micro Chip) , the system can't PowerOn , How can I fix it while using this ram ?
I had a tech call with Crucial and they were able to confirm the compatibility issues with the Crucial DDR5 modules and the Optiplex 7000. They are working with Dell on a resolution, but no ETA they could give me. Just ordered some Kingston instead and we'll see if that works.
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I think is not the main problem that cause cannot power on the computer , I also test KLEVV DDR5 4800 for Optiplex 7000MT and It work fine on the computer , So is that any other solution I can fix it and use the ram??
Dell bios is picky about aftermarket ram not validated by Dell. it can work with some non-Dell ram but not others. the only potential possible solution is when future bios version comes out, but no guarantee.
A Dell will typically clock down the RAM if it's faster than specs.
If RAM is being mixed - mfrs., speed, capacities, and especially volts, that can cause issue. At least if speed is different, and the RAM works, a Dell run it at the slowest speed of the slowest chip.
In your case with the Crucial RAM not working, and since it isn't completely within specs anyway, best bet is to return it since it's guaranteed to work. Find some RAM that is within specs.
I checked the Crucial site. This isn't the first time the RAM they recommend isn't within exact specs. A few years ago, when I emailed them about some wrong RAM on their website with proof from a Dell Tech Guide, they never changed it.
Re: will you mind help us to report to dell "bios team" have this issue and hope they can fix it at the future bios version?
this and other discussion in community hopefully might reach Dell engineering eventually if enough users complain, but the only known person with some inside connection is the community manager.
Optiplex 7000 has about 40 users benchmark. these are validated ddr5 desktop model
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I had a tech call with Crucial and they were able to confirm the compatibility issues with the Crucial DDR5 modules and the Optiplex 7000. They are working with Dell on a resolution, but no ETA they could give me. Just ordered some Kingston instead and we'll see if that works.