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Old 06-03-2008, 09:42 AM   #1 (permalink)
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ECC RAM question

I have done similar in the past on desktops but not servers. Say a server takes PC2700 ECC. Can PC2100 ECC work in this machine? Don't care about speed just compatibility. I know this scenario will work in a desktop with non-ECC.
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Re: ECC RAM question

What you need to remember is whatever RAM you buy must be an EXACT match to the motherboard (server or not).

Suggest you use 4AllMemory's [Check My System] applet.

This will download a small and temporary applet that will read your motherboard and return a WEB page showing you what you now have, memory slots, and RAM upgrades that match your motherboard. For brand-name motherboards they will have the manufacturer's p/n.

You don't have to buy from them, but at least you'll know what you need. I was pointed to this site by my Corporate IT.
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