Yes I'm talking about single rank vs dual rank. Confused if it takes dual rank. I have a 780 sff. Currently only 3 gb 1 gb stick and a 2 gb stick. I bought the 780 off ebay.
Sorry as I did miss that in your original post. And I misread the Crucial site page. That would be 4 slots each holding a 4 GB RAM module for a total of 16 GB.
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EDIT: Please read my post further down as the information has been corrected and updated.
donm4599x
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I thought he was talking about dual rank .VS. single rank memory?
I must have missed the 8GB part.
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Yes I'm talking about single rank vs dual rank. Confused if it takes dual rank. I have a 780 sff. Currently only 3 gb 1 gb stick and a 2 gb stick. I bought the 780 off ebay.
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I'm not sure about the 780; I do have a 790 (Q65 chipset ,core i5-2400) and dual rank (even 8gb modules) work fine.
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Sorry as I did miss that in your original post. And I misread the Crucial site page. That would be 4 slots each holding a 4 GB RAM module for a total of 16 GB.
https://www.dell.com/community/Desktops-General-Read-Only/Max-memory-for-Optiplex-780/td-p/3867159
And this should answer the dual rank question.
https://www.dell.com/community/Desktops-General-Read-Only/Memory-Upgrade-dell-Optiplex-780-mini-tower/td-p/4467541
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