The T630 supports flexible memory configurations. That means that we do not block unsupported configurations. If the memory controller will allow the configuration then you can do it. Because of flexible memory support there are several populations that will likely work.
When you mix memory they should be in separate memory groups. The groups are spread across the channels and color coded. Slots 1,2,3,4 are all color coded white, that is one group of memory.
The best population following the population rules in the manual would be 32GB in 1 and 8GB in 5.
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The T630 supports flexible memory configurations. That means that we do not block unsupported configurations. If the memory controller will allow the configuration then you can do it. Because of flexible memory support there are several populations that will likely work.
When you mix memory they should be in separate memory groups. The groups are spread across the channels and color coded. Slots 1,2,3,4 are all color coded white, that is one group of memory.
The best population following the population rules in the manual would be 32GB in 1 and 8GB in 5.
Thanks