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.
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.
