No, you cannot mix Registerd/Buffered and Unregistered/Unbuffered memory. The memory you are currently using is registered. The R in 10600R stands for registered.
@speedy200man wrote: Is this an accepted configuration? 4 2 4 2 4 2 [CPU1] [CPU2] 2 4 2 4 2 4
No, both lanes should have identical populations. You can read more on memory population guidelines and rules in the manual on the system support page.
Sorry, but what do you mean by "both lanes have identical population" ? Can you please give me an example of mixed memory sizes using all slots ? Thank you!
The memory controller is on the CPU. CPU1 memory controller manages memory in the A lane. CPU2 manages the B lane. The A and B lanes should have identical configurations.
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No, you cannot mix Registerd/Buffered and Unregistered/Unbuffered memory. The memory you are currently using is registered. The R in 10600R stands for registered.
No, both lanes should have identical populations. You can read more on memory population guidelines and rules in the manual on the system support page.
http://www.dell.com/support/
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The memory controller is on the CPU. CPU1 memory controller manages memory in the A lane. CPU2 manages the B lane. The A and B lanes should have identical configurations.