4G udimm memory on Dell server t610

[Nabhanyu]

I have a T610 Dell server with 2x2GB 1333MHz, Single Ranked UDIMMs for dual processors. Now because of the extra memory requirement of this server I need to perform an process, that helps to replace this previous 2GB UDIMM memory to the 4GB UDIMM. I want to perform this task. Hence I am waiting for your valuable response. Thanks.

[Abhibhava]

Yes, this is possible in your dell server system. I have read its specification it clearly explains that the dell server t610 has to be provide the support for accessing up to the 16GB UDIMM memory. Hence I suggest to you for use such kind of help and it will be work to solve your own complicated problem. Then try this and hopefully it solves this kind of problem. Then you need to perform an action and in that follow the necessary instruction to do this memory upgrade task on your server.

[Balamani]

Edge 4GB PC3-10600 240-pin DDR3 SDRAM UDIMM memory module is designed to enhance your system's performance. It will be also compatible with your mentioned Dell server t610 system. The installation process on this server is to be simple. You can easily do this task on your system.

[Terrextre]

Key features of the Dell server t610 system indicate the support of the Registered RDIMM and the Unbuffered UDIMM memory module. They also explain that there will be no wrong happen on this system if you can try to use an more than 2GB of the memory module. This system supports upto the 16GB of the UDIMM memory module support. Hence use such kind of RAM without considering any problem. Then try any of the suitable 4GB memory modules and hopefully it solves your problem.

[Nutty]

The DDR3 memory interface uses 2GB, 4GB, or 8GB RDIMMs; only 1GB or 2GB UDIMMs are supported. This is the real things behind this issue. But it might be possible that the 4GB of the memory module can also work on this system. It happens if we properly install the compatible driver in this system. 6GB Memory for 2 CPUs, DDR3, and 1333MHz RAM also being comfortable with this system if we properly install the graphics driver on it.

[Sn0w-Le0p@rD]

Depending on the memory type this determines the maximum memory supported with up to 96GB of RDIMM memory. There is different memory module required for this system. In that you can use this system and then check the specification in proper way. I am sure you got the correct result. Then try this and it will be helps to clear the problem.