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You typically don't get registered memory support on the basic single-socket Xeons. It's more a multi-socket thing.
by Freaky 11y ago
You typically don't get registered memory support on the basic single-socket Xeons. It's more a multi-socket thing.
- lsc 11y agoyeah, none of the E3 xeons, to my knowledge (and I own, let me see. more than five, less than ten) - none of them support registered memory. They do support unbuffered ECC, which is pretty great, but at least the v2 units I've got are limited to 32gb ram, which stinks.
- yuhong 11y agoXeon E3 vs E5, actually.