Review on Upgrade Your Desktop'S Memory With Timetec 32 GB DDR4 2400MHz RAM - Non-ECC, Unbuffered, Dual Rank, 2Rx8, 288 Pin UDIMM - (32GB KIT(2X16GB)) by Philip Davenport
Absolutely amazing dell t30 memory upgrade option!
So I was needing a Ram upgrade for my dell t30 server, and after following some misguided dell official documentation stating compatibility of ram I found a forum which stated that the opposite of what dell listed was actually correct. I ordered 32GB of ram for the server and these sticks were a perfect match in speed and rating. The server booted and found the new ram taking my server to 40GB of ram and allowing it to breathe with the added memory headroom. They saved the day and my servers performance!
- Dual Rank Technology: The dual rank technology enables efficient memory usage, making the RAM more reliable and stable
- May cause compatibility issues with other hardware components
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