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jimbob79

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#202026 14-Sep-2016 13:07

Hi, I've just been given and HP Pro 3000 SFF desktop PC (WE568PA) and I need to get some memory for it.

4 banks, max 2GB per bank, total max memory 8GB

Looking at the HP Support website I need DDR3-SDRAM non-EEC PC3-10600 DDR3-1333 MHz-compliant , 240 pin.

However is not as simple to find. Aquire does not have any in stock and their current lead time is 7+ working days.

BPTech does seem to have any, but that a bit of a grey area.

Google searches just coming back with Amazon, eBay and trade me.

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#1630237 14-Sep-2016 13:46

https://www.pbtech.co.nz/product/MEMKIN2554389/Kingston-2GB-1333MHz-DDR3-Non-ECC-CL9-DIMM-Single-?qr=pspy&ref=pricespy

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#1630239 14-Sep-2016 13:47

How about http://www.impc.co.nz/products/im_2554389.html

I have bought a couple of things from ktech/impc before and they supplied quickly.

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#1630243 14-Sep-2016 13:49

It's just "normal" DDR3 ram. Any speed > 10600 is fine and there is plenty about. These only go to 8Gb anyway so 2Gb modules are the way to go. Surprised you are having trouble finding any?

richrdh18

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#1630261 14-Sep-2016 14:12

I may have some, I got some from HP but they never worked in my machine for whatever reason, i gave up with the process. I also tried some I got from PB Tech, same spec, still didn't work. 2GB modules.

Can check the specs when i get home and let you know.

Never been used, just installed and then removed and put back in their cases.

jimbob79

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#1630262 14-Sep-2016 14:12

I think the problem I've been having is searching for "DDR3 PC3-10600 2GB".

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#1630268 14-Sep-2016 14:29

jimbob79:
I think the problem I've been having is searching for "DDR3 PC3-10600 2GB".

Nothing necessarily wrong with your keywords there, but yes you'll likely be overwhelmed by a great number of irrelevant search results.

DDR3-1333 is the same as PC3-10600

As long as you don't buy notebook memory (SO-DIMM) you'll be fine.

You are also looking for non-ECC as opposed to ECC and RDIMMs for workstations/server boards/chipsets.

Desktop memory is just DIMM sometimes also referred to by vendors as UDIMM.

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#1630274 14-Sep-2016 14:31

richrdh18:

I may have some, I got some from HP but they never worked in my machine for whatever reason, i gave up with the process. I also tried some I got from PB Tech, same spec, still didn't work. 2GB modules.

Can check the specs when i get home and let you know.

Never been used, just installed and then removed and put back in their cases.

Okay, I found what I was looking for on Aquire KVR13N9S6. But I have another Identical machine that would also need an upgrade. Let me know what you have got.

I have also found a datasheet from Kingston and all the specifications line up.

http://www.kingston.com/dataSheets/KVR13N9S6_2.pdf

and HP memory requirements for HP Pro 3000

http://h20564.www2.hp.com/hpsc/doc/public/display?docId=emr_na-c01924649-2

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#1630354 14-Sep-2016 16:15

ubergeeknz:

It's just "normal" DDR3 ram. Any speed > 10600 is fine and there is plenty about. These only go to 8Gb anyway so 2Gb modules are the way to go. Surprised you are having trouble finding any?

Some (not all) HP's are VERY fussy about the ram
Go to the Kingston website, they have a search tool that will give you an exact Kingston part number for matching RAM

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#1630374 14-Sep-2016 16:43

1101:
ubergeeknz:

It's just "normal" DDR3 ram. Any speed > 10600 is fine and there is plenty about. These only go to 8Gb anyway so 2Gb modules are the way to go. Surprised you are having trouble finding any?

Some (not all) HP's are VERY fussy about the ram
Go to the Kingston website, they have a search tool that will give you an exact Kingston part number for matching RAM

May be you can help me find it on the Kingston web site as I could not find my machine on the memory search tool.

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#1630578 15-Sep-2016 00:10

These machines don't seem to be overly fussy, I have a couple, they have various bits of RAM in them. Provided it's DDR3, non-ECC, unbuffered stuff (which is the norm for desktop RAM anyway) and all the modules are 2Gb or less, it should work just fine. HTH :) The trick is finding 2Gb DDR3 modules at a cheap enough price to be worthwhile...

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#1630739 15-Sep-2016 10:11

jimbob79:
1101:

ubergeeknz:

It's just "normal" DDR3 ram. Any speed > 10600 is fine and there is plenty about. These only go to 8Gb anyway so 2Gb modules are the way to go. Surprised you are having trouble finding any?

Some (not all) HP's are VERY fussy about the ram
Go to the Kingston website, they have a search tool that will give you an exact Kingston part number for matching RAM

May be you can help me find it on the Kingston web site as I could not find my machine on the memory search tool.

I finally found the recommend memory from Kingston after doing a Google site search on the the Kingston website. Only to find that the memory chips KTH9600B/2G has been discontinued. May be this explains why I was not able to find my machine using the Kingston memory search tool.

http://www.kingston.com/en/memory/search/discontinuedmodels?DeviceType=2&Mfr=HEW&Line=HP%20Pro&Model=60163

Hopefully the memory I have ordered (KVR13N9S6/2) is still going to work.

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#1631127 15-Sep-2016 17:15

hp 2gb ddr3-1333 dimm memory, 2gb 1Rx8 PC3 - 10600U-9-11-A1 x 2 modules is what I have.

PM me if interested, postage will be from PN.

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#1631556 16-Sep-2016 10:04

Okay the new memory modules I ordered don't work (likely I only open one box of the four). I seem that I missed understood one vital requirement and that's DIMMs needs to have 8 or 16 SDRAM chips as DIMMs with 4 SDRAM are not supported.

Historically I have never had such a problem with ordering RAM until now.

Hopefully I can return 3 of the 4 boxes.

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#1631682 16-Sep-2016 12:04

jimbob79:

Okay the new memory modules I ordered don't work (likely I only open one box of the four). I seem that I missed understood one vital requirement and that's DIMMs needs to have 8 or 16 SDRAM chips as DIMMs with 4 SDRAM are not supported.

Historically I have never had such a problem with ordering RAM until now.

Hopefully I can return 3 of the 4 boxes.

ram compatibility is a well known issue with SOME hp's , has been for many many years.
Ive come across HP RAM compatibility issues many times. Unfortunately, its often a try it & see sort of thing

Luckily one of our suppliers lets us return RAM if it doesnt work.

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#1631684 16-Sep-2016 12:08

jimbob79:

Okay the new memory modules I ordered don't work (likely I only open one box of the four). I seem that I missed understood one vital requirement and that's DIMMs needs to have 8 or 16 SDRAM chips as DIMMs with 4 SDRAM are not supported.

Historically I have never had such a problem with ordering RAM until now.

Hopefully I can return 3 of the 4 boxes.

Damn :( you can probably return the opened one as well.

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