The memory error exceeded is stating that due to excessive memory errors the limit has been exceeded and it will stop reporting them. So what I would suggest is that you update the server to current, clear the hardware log, then power up and see if it reports any dimm issues. If so then try swapping whichever dimm gives the error, with a matching dimm from within the server. Then you see if the error follows the dimm to the new slot location, or reports the error on the original slot, identifying what is actually causing the issue (slot or dimm).
Let me know if this helps, as well as what you see.
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The memory error exceeded is stating that due to excessive memory errors the limit has been exceeded and it will stop reporting them. So what I would suggest is that you update the server to current, clear the hardware log, then power up and see if it reports any dimm issues. If so then try swapping whichever dimm gives the error, with a matching dimm from within the server. Then you see if the error follows the dimm to the new slot location, or reports the error on the original slot, identifying what is actually causing the issue (slot or dimm).
Let me know if this helps, as well as what you see.