Thanks a lot for this very informative video, also about supported speed depending on used CPUs and such. RUclips needs more of these tutorial clips 👍!
A question! If I have 4 RAM modules - 2 of 16GB and 2 of 32GB, how should I proceed? I also have a server with 2 microprocessors. I have read that I have to populate the A slots with the 32GB RAM (A1 and A2), and then the B slots with the 16GB RAM modules. Is that correct? Amazing video, very informative
Hello, I have 8x16GB and 4x32GB modules. How do I best distribute these? Currently A1+A2=32GB, A3-A6=16GB, B1+B2=32GB, B3-B6=16GB. Is that okay? Thanks for every answer. LG Christian
Thanks a lot for this very informative video, also about supported speed depending on used CPUs and such. RUclips needs more of these tutorial clips 👍!
Appreciate it! Truly do!
Appreciate it! Truly do!
Great vid! Thanks!
Appreciate it!
A question! If I have 4 RAM modules - 2 of 16GB and 2 of 32GB, how should I proceed? I also have a server with 2 microprocessors. I have read that I have to populate the A slots with the 32GB RAM (A1 and A2), and then the B slots with the 16GB RAM modules. Is that correct? Amazing video, very informative
Hello, I have 8x16GB and 4x32GB modules. How do I best distribute these? Currently A1+A2=32GB, A3-A6=16GB, B1+B2=32GB, B3-B6=16GB. Is that okay? Thanks for every answer. LG Christian
Unbalanced memory is not great, they should have balancing it instead
Definitely. I remember being really surprised the first time I opened one of these up.
@@cloudninjas Hpe better!