It supports ECC but is it REQUIRED? I.e., can non-ECC unbuffered memory be used?
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It does not require ecc. however, unless you're building a home server or a training server, ecc is the better way to go with production servers.
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yes, non-ECC unbuffered memory can be used in this, but it comes with one stick of ECC so to support dual channel it would need another stick of ECC
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Good luck...I have four TS140's and I have had great luck turning them into solid workstations. Aside from the one exception, 3 of 4 have Xeons, ECC memory, SSD OS Drives, RAID Data, and GTX 750 Ti Video. I like them so much, I wait for crazy sales and pick another up as my next project. Low 200's for the i3-4130 and low 300's for the e3-1225v3 is really hard to beat. The one you got is the best deal because is has Xeon and the extra drive bay.
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32gb Of ECC or Non-Ecc ram. I used " Patriot Extreme Performance 16 GB DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Memory Module PV316G160C0KBL "Works fine with Non-Ecc memory.Patriot Extreme Performance 16 GB DDR3 1600 (PC3 12800) Memory Module PV316G160C0KBL
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I'm sure it does, but technically I haven't tested it with the Xeon processor. I know non-ECC works fine in the 70A4000HUX i3-4130 variant because I have one running with 2 x 4GB non-ECC. I just bought two 16GB ECC DDR 1600 1.35V kits this week from Newegg for $154.99 each. They also have non-ECC for $139.99. As long as you don't mix the two flavors you should fine. I use these machines as entry servers and workstations and prefer ECC when I can get it on sale.
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The official specs say the Dell SC420 requires "ECC" RAM. ECC RAM has 9 chips on each side, it is designed to be highly resistant to corruption. See this article on ECC memory: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECC_memory The official Dell SC420 specs here: http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/pedge/en/sc420_specs.pdf This RAM is not compatible, unfortunately. I myself have never heard of ECC RAM before.
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its seems it does support, many times come with the minimun ram installed. and with this addittion you could see much gain in performance. i hope youre answer its cleared. bye
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Yes, but you don't need the ECC option -- if you look around, you probably could find the identical non-ECC memory even cheaper. Go to crucial.com to find out exactly what memory any computer needs.
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I can tell you for a fact that is is Non-ECC but I'm not 100% certain that it is unbuffered. My guess is that it is not.
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I don't know about the Dell's needs, but the memory in question is non-ECC memory. My system is a homme made AMD based system and the memory works great. good luck
1703542
I am using this on an early 2008 macbook Pro, so unable to properly answer your question. I can say it is and has been working flawlessly from day one of installation, I would not have a problem purchasing this memory should the need arise. If it meets the requirements for the eeePc 900 you should be OK.
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This is non-buffered and non-ecc memory which most pc's would want.. servers and some other exceptions but although not "officially" standard, for most pc's non-buffered and non-ecc would be "standard". JT
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This is ECC, buffered (registered) DDR2 with heat spreaders.* ECC means there is a 9th chip in each bank for calculating checksums. Most desktops will not use this.* Buffered (registered) means the center notch will be offset, so it won't lock into the slot for UDIMMs.Formally, this is an HP replacement part, but it would work in any system needing 667MHz DDR2 ECC RDIMMs.The fact that it's a registered DIMM means it will only go into server-class motherboards.There are *some* workstation class systems (desktop or deskside) that can use this,but you'd want to check the system/motherboard manufacturer specs for it. This is ECC, buffered (registered) DDR2 with heat spreaders.* ECC means there is a 9th chip in each bank for calculating checksums. Most desktops will not use this.* Buffered (registered) means the center notch will be offset, so it won't lock into the slot for UDIMMs.Formally, this is an HP replacement part, but it would work in any system needing 667MHz DDR2 ECC RDIMMs.The fact that it's a registered DIMM means it will only go into server-class motherboards.There are *some* workstation class systems (desktop or deskside) that can use this,but... » Read More This is ECC, buffered (registered) DDR2 with heat spreaders.* ECC means there is a 9th chip in each bank for calculating checksums. Most desktops will not use this.* Buffered (registered) means the center notch will be offset, so it won't lock into the slot for UDIMMs.Formally, this is an HP replacement part, but it would work in any system needing 667MHz DDR2 ECC RDIMMs.The fact that it's a registered DIMM means it will only go into server-class motherboards.There are *some* workstation class systems (desktop or deskside) that can use this,but you'd want to check the system/motherboard manufacturer specs for it. « Show Less
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If I'm not wrong, ECC memory has a self-correction mechanism to retrive data from the memory due to electromagnetic interference. Since the newer generation of memory is more reliable, the newer generation of Macs use only non-ECC version. So if you have Mac Pro 4.1 or 5.1, for example, you must install a non-ECC version of memory, which is faster and propbably cheaper. Hope this amswers your question.
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The official specs say the Dell SC420 requires "ECC" RAM. ECC RAM has 9 chips on each side, it is designed to be highly resistant to corruption. See this article on ECC memory: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ECC_memory The official Dell SC420 specs here: http://www.dell.com/downloads/global/products/pedge/en/sc420_specs.pdfThis RAM is not compatible, unfortunately. I myself have never heard of ECC RAM before.
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best thing to do is go to msi web site and if not there ask on the board. if it is not listed on kingston or msi site then it is not fully supported.
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Based off specs for HP - Two 204-pin DDR3 SODIMM sockets Supports up to PC3-12800 (DDR3-1600) Non-ECC memory only, unbuffered Supports 1 GB, 2 GB, 4 GB and 8 GB SODIMMs Supports up to 16 GB on 64-bit systems Looks like this memory will work.
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yes, becouse that main board have The dual channel architecture supports 32GB of DDR3 1866/1600/1333/1066 MHz ECC, Non-ECC, Un-buffered Memory.
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The motherboard for SC440 will only support ECC Unbuffered parts, these ECC Registered parts will not function when installed.
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No this memory is ECC Fully Buffered. You need Non-ECC memory. Here is the correct memory for you system: http://www.amazon.com/This-computer-support-http-Optiplex-755-3-33GHZ-Windows-DVD-BURNER/forum/Fx6DD3T5B9E9UX/TxR5UGPXN4Y13D/1?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00332E4UE&authToken;=2461793b-1853-4fac-b899-d740d809224e&cdEmailView;=A3LKWIQ3PBTNT2&cdHideAnswers;=1&cdHideBuyBox;=1&cdShowAnswer;=1&redirect;=true No this memory is ECC Fully Buffered. You need Non-ECC memory. Here is the correct memory for you system: http://www.amazon.com/This-computer-support-http-Optiplex-755-3-33GHZ-Windows-DVD-BURNER/forum/Fx6DD3T5B9E9UX/TxR5UGPXN4Y13D/1?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00332E4UE&authToken;=2461793b-1853-4fac-b8... » Read More No this memory is ECC Fully Buffered. You need Non-ECC memory. Here is the correct memory for you system: http://www.amazon.com/This-computer-support-http-Optiplex-755-3-33GHZ-Windows-DVD-BURNER/forum/Fx6DD3T5B9E9UX/TxR5UGPXN4Y13D/1?_encoding=UTF8&asin;=B00332E4UE&authToken;=2461793b-1853-4fac-b899-d740d809224e&cdEmailView;=A3LKWIQ3PBTNT2&cdHideAnswers;=1&cdHideBuyBox;=1&cdShowAnswer;=1&redirect;=true « Show Less
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You can double-check with Crucial's website. All Acer listings of my notebook said it wasn't supported. However, I bought my RAM because Crucial said it was supported. It is working great.