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Dell T710 Memory Upgrades

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PowerEdge T710 RAM Upgrade

Upgrading your Dell PowerEdge T710 memory is the quickest and least expensive way to improve the life of your server in a matter of minutes. Installing the highest capacity memory modules in each memory socket will give you optimal speed improvements.

The Dell PowerEdge T710 offers customer-inspired usability with excellent system and image commonality. The PowerEdge T710 features a clean, logical layout of components and power supply placement for quick installation and simplified deployment. This system has 18 memory sockets and supports Registered ECC DDR3 DIMMs (RDIMM) or Unbuffered ECC DDR3 DIMMs (UDIMM). Optimize your PowerEdge T710 Server and make it work for you in the most powerful way by upgrading with high-quality memory! Find the best RAM deal for your Dell PowerEdge T710 by choosing your desired RAM size from the list below.

 

Dell PowerEdge T710 Memory Specs

  • # of Slots: 18
  • Max # DIMMS: 18x16GB PC3-14900R
  • Max GB: 384GB PC3-14900R
  • DIMMS Supported: 2-4-8-16-32GB

Contact Cloud Ninjas today to help compare your options
View the Dell PowerEdge T710 Technical Guide.

 

 

Dell PowerEdge T710 Memory Configuration

The T710 is a Dual Processor system with 9 DIMM slots per CPU. There are three memory channels per CPU. Each memory channel manages three DIMM slots. This means the T710 will only support two Quad Rank or two unbuffered DIMMs per channel. Along with standard RDIMMs and UDIMMs, the T710 also supports options for low voltage. Different speeds can be mixed but the modules will function at the slowest speed installed.

Cloud Ninjas' Dell PowerEdge T710 Memory Upgrade Tips

  • The Dell PowerEdge T710 was designed with eighteen memory slots and two CPU sockets.
  • Each CPU controls nine DIMM slots, split into 3 memory channels, with each channel supporting 3 memory sockets.
  • The same goes for Unbuffered DIMMs. The T710 can only govern two UDIMMs per memory channel, which means 12 UDIMMs total per system.
  • The PowerEdge T710 is compatible with 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB ECC Registered (RDIMMs) Memory Modules.
  • This server will also support 1GB, 2GB, 4GB or 8GB UDIMMs. The Maximum amount of unbuffered memory is 96GB (12 x 8GB).
  • The Maximum amount of ECC Registered RAM the Dell PowerEdge T710 server can hold is 576GB (18 x 32GB).
  • The T710 will manage up to 18 single or dual rank DIMMs, or up to 12 Quad Rank modules.
  • Speed options for the PowerEdge T710 include: 1066 to 1866 MHz.
  • Load reducing modules are not compatible with the T710.
  • Only DDR3 memory will work. DDR2 and DDR4 modules are not compatible.
  • Do NOT mix different memory types, this will result in errors.
  • Desktop modules will not work inside a Dell T710 Server.
  • Buy the maximum amount of RAM from Cloud Ninjas for your PowerEdge T710!
  • To properly configure your system, install a minimum of three memory modules to initialize boot.
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PowerEdge T710 RAM Upgrade

Upgrading your Dell PowerEdge T710 memory is the quickest and least expensive way to improve the life of your server in a matter of minutes. Installing the highest capacity memory modules in each memory socket will give you optimal speed improvements.

The Dell PowerEdge T710 offers customer-inspired usability with excellent system and image commonality. The PowerEdge T710 features a clean, logical layout of components and power supply placement for quick installation and simplified deployment. This system has 18 memory sockets and supports Registered ECC DDR3 DIMMs (RDIMM) or Unbuffered ECC DDR3 DIMMs (UDIMM). Optimize your PowerEdge T710 Server and make it work for you in the most powerful way by upgrading with high-quality memory! Find the best RAM deal for your Dell PowerEdge T710 by choosing your desired RAM size from the list below.

 

Dell PowerEdge T710 Memory Specs

  • # of Slots: 18
  • Max # DIMMS: 18x16GB PC3-14900R
  • Max GB: 384GB PC3-14900R
  • DIMMS Supported: 2-4-8-16-32GB

Contact Cloud Ninjas today to help compare your options
View the Dell PowerEdge T710 Technical Guide.

 

 

Dell PowerEdge T710 Memory Configuration

The T710 is a Dual Processor system with 9 DIMM slots per CPU. There are three memory channels per CPU. Each memory channel manages three DIMM slots. This means the T710 will only support two Quad Rank or two unbuffered DIMMs per channel. Along with standard RDIMMs and UDIMMs, the T710 also supports options for low voltage. Different speeds can be mixed but the modules will function at the slowest speed installed.

Cloud Ninjas' Dell PowerEdge T710 Memory Upgrade Tips

  • The Dell PowerEdge T710 was designed with eighteen memory slots and two CPU sockets.
  • Each CPU controls nine DIMM slots, split into 3 memory channels, with each channel supporting 3 memory sockets.
  • The same goes for Unbuffered DIMMs. The T710 can only govern two UDIMMs per memory channel, which means 12 UDIMMs total per system.
  • The PowerEdge T710 is compatible with 1GB, 2GB, 4GB, 8GB, 16GB and 32GB ECC Registered (RDIMMs) Memory Modules.
  • This server will also support 1GB, 2GB, 4GB or 8GB UDIMMs. The Maximum amount of unbuffered memory is 96GB (12 x 8GB).
  • The Maximum amount of ECC Registered RAM the Dell PowerEdge T710 server can hold is 576GB (18 x 32GB).
  • The T710 will manage up to 18 single or dual rank DIMMs, or up to 12 Quad Rank modules.
  • Speed options for the PowerEdge T710 include: 1066 to 1866 MHz.
  • Load reducing modules are not compatible with the T710.
  • Only DDR3 memory will work. DDR2 and DDR4 modules are not compatible.
  • Do NOT mix different memory types, this will result in errors.
  • Desktop modules will not work inside a Dell T710 Server.
  • Buy the maximum amount of RAM from Cloud Ninjas for your PowerEdge T710!
  • To properly configure your system, install a minimum of three memory modules to initialize boot.