Did u get this working? I'm in the same situation except I'm upgrading from 64gb to 128gb(4x32gb ram). I have the 685w PSU power supply what are you using?
Factory configured T7810 systems often have smaller, less expensive modules. As more memory is required different density and technologies are needed. DIMM type mixing is never recommended.
Do not mix DIMM types. 8 DIMMs run at the DDR4-2400 bus frequency.
These are Registered LOW Density Parts.
Install DIMMs starting furthest from the processor. If only one processor is installed in a two CPU system, only half of the DIMM slots are available.
@rick4d Hi Rick, did it work for you? Running 128GB on 685W PSU? I have one with 32GB currently, I am thinking of adding 96GB more to it but am confused since I am on 685W PSU.
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Is the Samsung memory ECC? Apparently the T7810 can only use that type. See: https://qrl.dell.com/Files/en-us/Html/DellPrecisionT7810/T7810_MemoryPop.html
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Did u get this working? I'm in the same situation except I'm upgrading from 64gb to 128gb(4x32gb ram). I have the 685w PSU power supply what are you using?
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Factory configured T7810 systems often have smaller, less expensive modules. As more memory is required different density and technologies are needed. DIMM type mixing is never recommended.
Do not mix DIMM types.
8 DIMMs run at the DDR4-2400 bus frequency.
These are Registered LOW Density Parts.
Install DIMMs starting furthest from the processor. If only one processor is installed in a two CPU system, only half of the DIMM slots are available.
https://www.newegg.com/dell-32gb-288-pin-ddr4-sdram/p/0DF-0071-00CM3
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@rick4d Hi Rick, did it work for you? Running 128GB on 685W PSU? I have one with 32GB currently, I am thinking of adding 96GB more to it but am confused since I am on 685W PSU.