G Generic username Reputable Jun 13, 2015 7 0 4,510 Jun 13, 2015 #1 I am trying to add ram to my Optiplex 755, but get a long beep from the motherboard when I put the new ram in. The only difference between the ram is that one is 128Mx64 and the other is 128Mx72. What do these mean? Thanks
I am trying to add ram to my Optiplex 755, but get a long beep from the motherboard when I put the new ram in. The only difference between the ram is that one is 128Mx64 and the other is 128Mx72. What do these mean? Thanks
Solution Karsten75 Jun 13, 2015 the 'x72" denotes it's parity (ECC?) memory. It won't work in conjunction with "x64" or non-parity memory.
the 'x72" denotes it's parity (ECC?) memory. It won't work in conjunction with "x64" or non-parity memory.
Karsten75 Judicious Oct 15, 2009 6,905 0 36,960 Jun 13, 2015 Solution #2 the 'x72" denotes it's parity (ECC?) memory. It won't work in conjunction with "x64" or non-parity memory. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
the 'x72" denotes it's parity (ECC?) memory. It won't work in conjunction with "x64" or non-parity memory.
Ironsounds Champion Jul 31, 2011 10,402 4 56,960 Jun 13, 2015 #3 Hello... Yes you need "NON" ECC memory for your computer. Upvote 0 Downvote