Is the ECC on non-ECC memory? Will it work to upgrade a DELL XPS 430?
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I don't know about the Dell's needs, but the memory in question is non-ECC memory. My system is a homme made AMD based system and the memory works great. good luck
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you need to check your mother board specs. That is what my son did - other than that, I'm clueless.
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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'm sure it does, but technically I haven't tested it with the Xeon processor. I know non-ECC works fine in the 70A4000HUX i3-4130 variant because I have one running with 2 x 4GB non-ECC. I just bought two 16GB ECC DDR 1600 1.35V kits this week from Newegg for $154.99 each. They also have non-ECC for $139.99. As long as you don't mix the two flavors you should fine. I use these machines as entry servers and workstations and prefer ECC when I can get it on sale.
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Yes!!! you can use any pci-e 3.0 graphics cards on this motherboard, it's backwards compatible! And also, you can use any AM3+/AM3 processors. However, i'm not sure about the ECC ram. I'd go with non-ecc just to be safe.
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The XPS 1340 states it uses a solid state drive not a SATA drive, for more info check Dell website, support,specs.
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Without knowing what you want to use them in, it's not possible to answer your question. Let us know if the memory specification of the computer/motherboard lists the voltage and timing requirements for the memory, and if it will accept ECC, only non-ECC, or allows for a mix of ECC and non-ECC (error checking and correction).
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I don't think so. The memory that I bought was for server, which has "error correction" feature (ECC). Optiplex 755 should use just regular desktop DDR2 memory (example like this http://www.amazon.com/Komputerbay-800MHz-PC2-6300-PC2-6400-Desktop/dp/B004LT6O56/ref=sr_1_4?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1431600736&sr=1-4)
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Yes, The User manual reads that it will support up to 32gb. - 4x8gb. - 1600 - DDR3 - ECC
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You can mix ECC and Non-ECC on certain motherboards when installed in pairs without any problem. Your Dell will support the mixture and negate the ECC to Non-ECC without any problems.
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No this will not work due to it being ECC certified your motherboard is not compatible with ECC if you would like a better view of it ( http://bit.ly/1AMXxvg )this link will take you to your motherboard specifications. ( http://amzn.to/1pRxKcO ) and this is the link to the amazon web page that hosts the ram you are inquiring about.(2GB DDR-400 PC3200 ECC Registered 184 Pin 2.5V CL=3 Memory 128X4) is the description of the ram and (Non-ECC DDR Synch Dram (ECC not supported by Chipset) this is the manufacturers response to ecc from the hp websight. sorry to say this will not work for you. No this will not work due to it being ECC certified your motherboard is not compatible with ECC if you would like a better view of it ( http://bit.ly/1AMXxvg )this link will take you to your motherboard specifications. ( http://amzn.to/1pRxKcO ) and this is the link to the amazon web page that hosts the ram you are inquiring about.(2GB DDR-400 PC3200 ECC Registered 184 Pin 2.5V CL=3 Memory 128X4) is the description of the ram and (Non-ECC DDR Synch Dram (ECC not supported by Chipset) this is the manufacturers response to ecc from the hp websight. sorry to... » Read More No this will not work due to it being ECC certified your motherboard is not compatible with ECC if you would like a better view of it ( http://bit.ly/1AMXxvg )this link will take you to your motherboard specifications. ( http://amzn.to/1pRxKcO ) and this is the link to the amazon web page that hosts the ram you are inquiring about.(2GB DDR-400 PC3200 ECC Registered 184 Pin 2.5V CL=3 Memory 128X4) is the description of the ram and (Non-ECC DDR Synch Dram (ECC not supported by Chipset) this is the manufacturers response to ecc from the hp websight. sorry to say this will not work for you. « Show Less
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Check out Crucial.com and browse to Dell &gt; Dimension &gt; 4600 and you'll find exactly what type of memory you need. Check Amazon's price though, they may be better than crucial.
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To add to the yes answer I gave. The two 8GB units should be unbuffered with non-ECC DDR3 204-pin SO-DIMMS
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No. You need DDR2 PC2-6400. Try: Komputerbay Dell - Memory - 2 GB - SO DIMM 200-pin - DDR2 - 800 MHz / PC2-6400 - unbuffered - non-ECC MEMORY RAM FOR DELL: Inspiron 13 1318 1410 1420 1501 1510 1520 1525 1526 1545 1720 1721 6000 630m 640m 9400 E1405 E1505 E1705 Mini 12 Mini 9 Latitude D410 D420 D430 D510 D520 D530 D531
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Those pictured here are ECC. My DELL 8200 accepted them with no hassles whatsoever. I had four 256 MB sticks and replaced two with this product and upped to 1.5 G. You can put a total of 2 GB of RAM in the 8200.
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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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The manual states that the board supports non-ECC, unbuffered memory. I see that the the specs here list buffered memory but that would be a misprint. I am running Crucial Ballistix Sport DDR3 - 1600 8gb X 2 (16gb Kit) in mine. Hope this helps.
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im not 100% sure because i cant find a similar enough dell xps to compare it to, but i dont think it is compatible