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January 31st, 2007 10:00
forgive me for being a numpty... but
I have an sc1425. From the the technical spec it says I can install just one memory stick. In the old days of dual processors you had to install memory in pairs...
Has this changed? Am i ok with a dual processor machine with an odd number of DDR's?
Thanks in advance..
Steve
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Mark_A_Smith
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Posted January 31st, 2007 15:00
The PowerEdge SC1425 memory system supports dual channel memory configurations. The memory is organized such that DIMM1_A, DIMM2_A, and DIMM3_A are connected to the lower 64 bits of the memory data bus and the DIMM1_B, DIMM2_B, and DIMM3_B are connected to the upper 64 bits of the data bus. DIMMs must be installed in identical pairs, starting with Bank 1. One bank does not have to be identical to any other bank. Only the 256MB DIMM is supported in a single DIMM configuration, and it must be installed in DIMM1_B socket. This configuration does not support dual way interleaving.