IBM x3200 M3 - RAM compatibility

Question

How to show Grand Total with million rows from a REST?

Documentation has the example when all data is loading once with option loadonce: true but that is a very small number of rows. How can I attain the same with partial data loading?

Solution

The answer to your questions is maybe. It depends on the spec's of the memory, if the memory matches the specification then there is no reason why it will not work.

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Your system supports the following memory -

Registered ECC (RDIMMs):

• Up to six single-rank RDIMMs for a maximum of 6 GB (6x 1 GB)
• Up to six dual-rank RDIMMs for a maximum of 24 GB (6x 4 GB)
• Up to six quad-rank RDIMMs for a maximum of 48 GB (6x 8 GB)

ECC Unbuffered (UDIMMs):

• Up to four single-rank UDIMMs for a maximum of 4 GB (4x 1 GB)
• Up to four dual-rank UDIMMs for a maximum of 16 GB (4x 4 GB)

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In short, max is 48GB with Registered ECC memory (RDIMM) and 16GB with ECC unbuffered memory (UDIMM). It has 6 slots. Supported speeds are PC3-8500(1066MHz), PC3-10600 (1333MHz). 2GB is the minimum RAM requirement for ESXi 5.1, however 8GB is recommended. IMO, you should look for anything above 8GB.

Note: Registered ECC memory is supported only by systems with Intel Xeon 3400 Series processors, so make sure what type of processor you have before purchasing the memory.

Hope that answers your question!!

Source - http://www.redbooks.ibm.com/redbooks.nsf/RedbookAbstracts/tips0802.html

Comments

[Jeroen]

Please google abit more before you ask. serverfault.com/questions/323685/…. In other works, yes it works, but no support.

[aztekk]

Is it common that the chipset require specific ranks of modules, or is it more for what, in this case IBM, like to support?