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1 minute ago, ignaciogabriel797 said:

its a maquinista x99 board it says that supports ecc ram  and not more

in the specs it says that has support for both. but the it will depend on the CPU you install.

 

but i think you will be ok using non ECC ram.

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ye, no, it depends on the platform.

 

i tried in some Dell servers without luck

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Just now, Danioki said:

ye, no, it depends on the platform.

 

i tried in some Dell servers without luck

do you know if it works on x99?

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yes, most can.

big server provider like dell & hp usually have a whitelist for what memory you can use.

that's why you can't use third party modules on their board, ecc or not.

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2 minutes ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

what board and what ram? 

 

NOrmally udimms will work on servers, but rdimms won't work on desktop platforms.

its a x99 board with udimms

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its a x99 board with udimms

then thats a desktop board, and desktop ram so it will work fine.

 

also what specific board? What type of ram does it list support for?

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1 minute ago, Electronics Wizardy said:

then thats a desktop board, and desktop ram so it will work fine.

 

also what specific board? What type of ram does it list support for?

its a maquinista x99 board it says that supports ecc ram  and not more

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1 minute ago, ignaciogabriel797 said:

its a maquinista x99 board it says that supports ecc ram  and not more

in the specs it says that has support for both. but the it will depend on the CPU you install.

 

but i think you will be ok using non ECC ram.

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1 minute ago, Danioki said:

in the specs it says that has support for both. but the it will depend on the CPU you install.

 

but i think you will be ok using non ECC ram.

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