will this work with a HP Proliant DL360 Gen5 server? I know that it can use ecc ram, but is this ram locked to dell or is that not even a thing?
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The brand of the RAM doesn't matter, only the specs. If the PCx-yyyy number matches and the RAM size (in GB) does not exceed the limit of the motherboard, then it should work.To find out what kind of memory your computer takes:1. Go to Crucial.com2. Follow the instructions to find your system.
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No, These are ECC RAMs For DEll Power EGDE Server, you need to buy the "non ECC" rams for your computer. they will post error + beep when you install in your computer motherboard.
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No. Dell Precision uses UDIMMs. This would work in some ServerEdge / PowerEdge systems that take ECC RDIMMs.
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I Looked up your Pc with the info you have me I found these two links. You have to make sure which one is yours. the pdf says you need the one you bought. I believe you need the Memory Type: DDR2 PC2-8500, DDR2 PC2-6400, DDR2 PC2-5300, DDR2 (non-ECC).Try to buy some with the heat clamps, those are mostly for servers.http://www.crucial.com/upgrade/HP+-+Compaq-memory/HP+Business+Desktops/dc7800+Series+Convertible+Minitower-upgrades.htmlhttp://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/12744_na/12744_na.PDF
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Yes it will. I have it working on non hp custom servers and PC workstations. Please note that there are two versions a low profile one and a regular size one. If you are trying to use it in a low profile sever 1 or 2U make sure you get the low profile version.
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Yes. I used it in a dl585 but it is the same style that will fit into the g5-g7 HP servers.
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This is non-ecc memory and I believe servers run ecc memory...but I'm really not sure if it would work or not...just google it
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I installed in HP 2730p 6 months ago & it works great, faster, cooler are some of the benefits. I would have preferred higher capacity but they seem to have stopped making the larger, about double the capacity, SSD. It should work, but don't know specifically if it will work for the Dell, but I suggest that you at least partially remove the old orig hard drive to see if anything physically unusual about it such as connector adapter used or not. Other than that I don't see why it wouldn't work...also mine had Vista on it originally so I upgraded to Win 7 64 immediately, which made it very easy to set up. I installed in HP 2730p 6 months ago & it works great, faster, cooler are some of the benefits. I would have preferred higher capacity but they seem to have stopped making the larger, about double the capacity, SSD. It should work, but don't know specifically if it will work for the Dell, but I suggest that you at least partially remove the old orig hard drive to see if anything physically unusual about it such as connector adapter used or not. Other than that I don't see why it wouldn't work...also mine had Vista on it originally so I upgraded to Win 7 64 immediately, which made it very... » Read More I installed in HP 2730p 6 months ago & it works great, faster, cooler are some of the benefits. I would have preferred higher capacity but they seem to have stopped making the larger, about double the capacity, SSD. It should work, but don't know specifically if it will work for the Dell, but I suggest that you at least partially remove the old orig hard drive to see if anything physically unusual about it such as connector adapter used or not. Other than that I don't see why it wouldn't work...also mine had Vista on it originally so I upgraded to Win 7 64 immediately, which made it very easy to set up. « Show Less
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Different board connection configurations. Some revisions are made for dell vs. Hp. Also the power ribbons for the drives have different boots on them and have different lengths to accommodate manufacturer specific configurations. Just call these guys and give them your service tag number and they will find a compatible power supply.
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It's not only for Dell servers should work fine if all specs are correct for your computer
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Hi! It is a standard PCI-USB2 adapter, so I am almost sure, it would work. I was especially interested in an adapter that works with HP DL server(s) and this one does it perfectly. G
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Anthony, Most ram these days are fully compatible with all system manufactures. I had no problem installing these two on a Dell and another 2 on a HP laptop, both sets were of DDR2 & DDR3 Good value for the product. Donald
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No. ECC memory is only for servers. You should use non-ECC memory for this machine.
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PC manfacturers should publish a list of compatible RAM for each system they sell. You should contact HP if you have any doubts.
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This is for servers that has slots capable of supporting ECC fully buffered DDR2 DIMMS. Non-ECC has different slots. Some older mac desktop servers may have this slot, but I am not sure.
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Specs for the Dell Ram is 800 mHz and DDR2, therefore I would say YES it should be compatible.Also Crucial may cost a little more but they make the best and most compatible Ram out there for laptops/notebooks.Check out www[dot]lapspecs[dot]com[slash]detail[slash]dell+precision+m4400(must insert correct characters, like . in place of [dot] & / in place of [slash] Most online servers will delete NORMAL web addresses)
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Hello William, According to the HP 6000 SFF manual (http://h18000.www1.hp.com/products/quickspecs/13411_ca/13411_ca.PDF) the machine does not support ECC memory which this kit is so unfortunately it is not compatible. If you would like to return the memory you can contact Amazon directly and they'll help you out. You can reach them through the Contact Us link found on any Amazon.com Help page: