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Hi! would like to ask here how much power can an intel nuc consume for 24/7 and will run for a month and will be used for farming ingame. here are the info: - intel nuc i3-7thgen -no keyboard / mouse / monitor after setup (TightVNC will be used as remote access) -will run only old game mu online and Exitlag for VPN tunnel (see picture for resource consumption) would like to know if this will add thick amount on my electricity bill (Philippines). Thanks!

you can add another xeon processor with the same model. we use DL360, DL60 and DL380 at my work. since we host a lot of database and application server we opt for two CPU's and lot's of ram. I even got mistake for purchasing expensive HPE rams that are not compatible for the exact server so read the PDF manual or on HPE site if you are trying to get one.

8pcs memory sticks with wrong labels, coincidence? I think not. probably a xdeal to cheap out on memory with a correct quoted price one. anyway thank you for the information. can't really test this out quickly since those 2 DL360 with 5115 processors are production servers that we avoid to do maintenance because of its load.

This is what the error showed on those installed 64gb RDIMMS on the DL360 Gen10 with the 5115 processor It was seen as 256gb on each processor both the wrong dimms and old dimms but on our Vcenter client. it registered only 256gb memory probably the old memory.

This was what DIMMS are installed and got me to buy the P3053-0A1 and this is what the iLO showed. RDIMM sticker with a LRDIMM configuration. So my plan is to remove this LRDIMMS and install them to another server with the same specs DL360 with 5115 processor and Install my new 8pcs 64gb rdimms on the other server also DL360 5115 processor

well I got tricked. installed was 64gb at LRDIMMS I will post it later when I got home

Its a DL 360 Gen 10 with Intel gold 5115

Hi just a follow up. this list is from HPE website. there are No 64GB listed. does that matter or it will still work fine? for context the server can't be powered off unless scheduled since its our production server which contains VMs that hold Database and apps for our system and Email servers. Bought the Wrong Memory and it was listed for Xeon 2nd Gen Scalable Processor

I have a question. Does Intel Xeon Gold 5115 Processor(DL360 Gen10 Server) supports a HPE 64gb ddr4-2933 CAS-21-21-21 RDIMM Memory? Does anyone tried to install on it? Thanks!

can anyone give some ideas on this?

Hi, well I will start with that I am new to server hardware and stuff. I just have some questions about intel xeon memory compatibility. 1. Does a 1st gen xeon scalable processor ( e.g. xeon gold 5115 ) will run with a 2nd gen memory ( e.g. HPE P03053-0A1 64GB 2Rx4 DDR4 2933 RDIMM ) at the processor's max speed? or will not be usable at all? 2. Does a 3rd gen xeon scalable processor run or be compatible with the same ram above that is listed at HPE memory matrix support page as a memory of a 2nd gen scalable processor. for context I got F***ed up by buying this memory HPE P03053-0A1 64GB 2Rx4 DDR4 to install on a server with an Intel Xeon Gold 5115 processor. And my reference for buying this memory? the existing memory which has a sticker "Partsquick 64GB PC4-23400 2933 RDIMM" but when I looked on its specs inside the server's iLO. it registered as LRDIMM without a manufacturer or part no. I trust the sticker label of the existing installed than its specs in iLO and look it up on HPE memory matrix support page. I do know about building desk computers, gaming or for other use. but servers are new to me. as per my 2nd question we are looking to install it on a server with a 3rdgen xeon scalabale processor if its supported. I hope anyone could help me here. you can see the image of what memory fooled me.

I tried installing it. I know that LRDIMMS and RDIMMS should not be installed together. but the server memory capacity increase with a compatibility error on its iLO. which I looked on the Vsphere client the host memory, it did not add up not like with in the iLO. Total should be 512gb

Hi, well I will start with that I am new to server hardware and stuff. I just have some questions about intel xeon memory compatibility. 1. Does a 1st gen xeon scalable processor ( e.g. xeon gold 5115 ) will run with a 2nd gen memory ( e.g. HPE P03053-0A1 64GB 2Rx4 DDR4 2933 RDIMM ) at the processor's max speed? or will not be usable at all? 2. Does a 3rd gen xeon scalable processor run or be compatible with the same ram above that is listed at HPE memory matrix support page as a memory of a 2nd gen scalable processor. for context I got F***ed up by buying this memory HPE P03053-0A1 64GB 2Rx4 DDR4 to install on a server with an Intel Xeon Gold 5115 processor. And my reference for buying this memory? the existing memory which has a sticker "Partsquick 64GB PC4-23400 2933 RDIMM" but when I looked on its specs inside the server's iLO. it registered as LRDIMM without a manufacturer or part no. I trust the sticker label of the existing installed than its specs in iLO and look it up on HPE memory matrix support page. I do know about building desk computers, gaming or for other use. but servers are new to me. as per my 2nd question we are looking to install it on a server with a 3rdgen xeon scalabale processor if its supported. I hope anyone could help me here. you can see the image of what memory fooled me.

Probably fans. try to check those if some are spinning slow. that might be it.

try removing the 2TB HDD. its either that or there is something wrong with your SSD.