I would like someone to verify for me that either of these RAM modules work alright, as it seems it should. It is 2133MHz DDR4 RDIMM PC4-17000 ECC RAM (288p)
Any input would be greatly appreciated, as it seems there's a lot of controversy for people and their results. Just checking in with pro's and ppl with experience before I shelf out almost $100 CAD. Thanks !
@bradthetechnut Thanks, I will see if I can get samsung cheaper. The hynix is on sale however aha. One more question: Should I get 8x8GB to occupy all 8 DIMM's or just get 4x16GB, which leaves room for an upgrade in future but only using 4 DIMM's
@bradthetechnut thanks, I'm awaiting the RAM I ordered it from Neptune, as it is going to take until almost Christmas aha. I cannot wait, I updated the bios and TPM and have a Vega56 so it should be pretty solid. Also putting m.2 SSD :D
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Posted November 3rd, 2024 02:48
Either one of those should be fine. I didn't scroll down much, but make sure the return policy is decent.
I'd lean toward Samsung since I've had Hynix fail.
Dell Precision Tower 5810 Owner's Manual (RAM matrix)
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