These installation instructions for SO-DIMM memory modules illustrate the correct installation of the purchased memory module. Please follow our instructions and tips – then you can safely upgrade your device in just a few minutes.
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There is usually a very large price difference between original memory modules from Kyocera and the memory modules offered by PHS-memory.com.
Why are there these price differences when you are looking for memory for Kyocera printers?
Our inexpensive solution, which you can order immediately from stock and also free of shipping costs online, is usually much cheaper than the original Kyocera memory that you can order via distribution. Does this put you at a qualitative disadvantage? ….
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NUMA is the abbreviation for Non-Uniform Memory Access, QPI stands for QuickPath Interconnect. Server processors are directly responsible for memory addressing. Each CPU is assigned a group of memory slots. The NUMA and QPI architecture is responsible for direct and indirect memory access to the server memory.
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The configuration instructions for expanding the RAM apply to all servers from Dell, HP, Lenovo, SuperMicro… that use one or more Intel Ivy Bridge processors from the E5-2600 v2 or E5-4600 v2 processor family.
These servers can be upgraded with up to 768 GB of memory per CPU. When expanding the memory of servers, however, the following points should be considered in advance to avoid problems or downtimes later on.
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FB DIMM server memory is a special form of DDR2 ECC registered RAM. They have their own pinout and feature advanced technology that reduces the load on the server.
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Different memory technologies are used in the server sector than in PC systems in order to meet the higher requirements for stability and capacity. Server memory is often RDIMM memory (=Registered Dual Inline Memory Module), while UDIMM memory (=unbuffered Dual Inline Memory Module) is usually used in PCs.
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The ECC function (= Error Correction Code) provides the system with a significantly higher level of security through the parity check and error correction during operation. The corresponding system requirements must be met for ECC memory to be used effectively.
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A DataBit error causes a computer system to crash. This is a special case where a value is stored as “1” in the working memory but is interpreted as “0” when read out. This means that the individual bit in the byte is incorrect and an incorrect byte value is returned by the memory. In notebook or PC systems, this error usually leads to a system crash. The ECC function can recognise and correct a simple bit error…
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The classic RAM, which has been used in over 90% of all PCs for the last 15 years, is the non ECC UDIMM. Read on to find out what makes this classic so popular and which variants are available…
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In many notebook manuals, the word SODIMM is used to describe memory. It is often misread as S0DIMM (‘S-ZERO-DIMM’).
Is this information already a clear indication of which memory can be used in the device?
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