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Hi all,
Someone using 8GB Ram modules?
I want it want it want it...
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fitseries3
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/09/24 19:37:29
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i have a 96gb kit of ecc i run in one of my machines.
only issue is cost. just over $4000
2x Xeon X5690s w/ EK Supreme HF nickel 6x2gb Mushkin Redline Ascent DDR3 EVGA Classified SR-2 w/EK full cover 4x GTX480s Evga SR2 1200watt PSU WD blk 1tb MountainMods Ascension Crystal Ship CYO 2 HWlabs 560GTX's + HWlabs 280GTX + Iwaki rd30 + 10 Delta FFB1424SHG's
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/09/25 06:39:42
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please link that product fitseries3
Cosmos II water cooled, EVGA SR-X, Intel E5-2687W x2, EVGA Titan Black Hydrocopper signature x3, 1 x Dell 30" 308WFP, 96Gb 1600Mhz ram, Creative XB-X-FI, 256GB OCZ SSD, Storage controller: Areca 1222 in Raid 0 with 3 x, 2 TB Seagate HD, EVGA 1500W PSU __________________________________________________ 
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fitseries3
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/09/25 07:05:18
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there is no specific kit you need. just grab 8gb dimms.
2x Xeon X5690s w/ EK Supreme HF nickel 6x2gb Mushkin Redline Ascent DDR3 EVGA Classified SR-2 w/EK full cover 4x GTX480s Evga SR2 1200watt PSU WD blk 1tb MountainMods Ascension Crystal Ship CYO 2 HWlabs 560GTX's + HWlabs 280GTX + Iwaki rd30 + 10 Delta FFB1424SHG's
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/09/26 09:12:45
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wow 96 gig, what do you do with that much ram at home?
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/09/26 10:53:41
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/10/13 09:40:40
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/10/15 14:11:04
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My understanding is that the 5520 chipset supports up to 192 gig of ram when using reg ecc memory. And only 48 gig of memory when using udimms.
CPU: Dual X5550 Board: X8DAH+-F RAM: 8 GB DDR3 1333 Case Cosmos 1000
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/10/15 23:19:04
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Very interesting..can somebody from Evga confirm this what Isudvm says ,and would be great that we can put 192Gb (12 x 16Gb ECC memory) in the SR-2 motherboard!
The link from safield memory comes then a nice deal!
Thanks,
JP.
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/10/16 19:56:50
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SR2 does not support 12x 16GB ram, but Supermicro's X8DA3 does ;) Read more here ;) http://www.supermicro.com...ard/QPI/5500/X8DA3.cfm  • SAS Xeon Quad/Dual-Core 5520 Chipset w/ 2 (x16) PCI-E 2.0 & IEEE 1394a Workstation Key Features Intel® Xeon® processor 5600/5500 series, with QPI up to 6.4 GT/s Intel® 5520 (Tylersburg) Chipset Up to 192GB DDR3 1333/ 1066/ 800MHz ECC Registered DIMM 48GB Unbuffered DIMM Intel® 82573V/L Dual-port Gigabit Ethernet Controller LSI 1068E 8-Port SAS Controller; RAID 0, 1, 10; RAID 5 optional 6x SATA2 (3 Gbps) Ports via ICH10R Controller 7. 2 (x16) PCI-E 2.0, 1 (x4) PCI-E (in x 8 slot) 3x PCI 33MHz slots 8. Realtek ALC883 7.1 HD Audio 2x IEEE 1394a Headers IPMI 2.0 (SIMLC) Slot Supermicro is the best you can get in Multi-CPU land, especially when it comes to professional 2CPU & 4CPU boards and mass ram support.
post edited by Gold Leader - 2010/10/16 20:04:35
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/10/16 21:45:21
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But can it overclock both cpus like the SR-2?
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/10/17 00:36:50
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Thank you very much Gold Leader for your information! So,back to 48Gb memory.. are these the best we can get!? G.SKILL Ripjaws + Turbulence Series 48GB (12 x 4GB) 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM DDR3 1900 (PC3 15200) Desktop Memory Model F3-15200CL8T4-48GBRHD http://www.newegg.com/Pro...x?Item=N82E16820231392 JP.
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/10/17 04:32:28
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Rig: ASUS P6T6 WS Revolution - i7 920 (C0) @ 3,8 Ghz - 6 Gb Corsair DDR3-1600 - GTX 285 Upcoming Rig: EVGA SR-2 - Dual X5650s @ ~ 4 Ghz - 24 Gb G.Skill DDR3-2000 - 2x GTX 460 FTW
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/10/17 08:41:02
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ebolamonkey3
But can it overclock both cpus like the SR-2?
Nope no OC support in SM boards.
CPU: Dual X5550 Board: X8DAH+-F RAM: 8 GB DDR3 1333 Case Cosmos 1000
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2010/10/17 10:24:49
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48 GB @ 1333 MHz is currently the maximum stable capacity according to EVGA's testing.
The 5520 chipset in general does support up to 192 GB with 16 GB modules, however this may or may not apply to the SR2 board at this time. YMMV
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2011/01/07 09:49:45
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I think what you meant was that 48GB of non ECC ram is the max stable configuration.
I am running 72GB of ECC registered ram in mine and it works fine. I think the max stable with ECC registered ram is 96GB.
Thanks,
Donovan
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Re:Up to 96GB RAM ?
2011/04/14 02:44:36
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Actually the stability of the system is not really the issue with using more ram. its that the extra Ram will lower the access speed of your processors AND RAM/ while you have enough ram for anything you are not using it effectively or even really intelligently. Because you overload the bandwidth of the processors and just end up downgrading your memory.
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