Superior HP ProLiant DL165 G7 memory upgrades - DDR3 1333MHz ECC REG RAM expansions

Increase the productivity of your HP ProLiant DL165 G7 computing power by installing more memory. Trust PRO Memory Upgrade to deliver beyond compatible expansion options for your computer with a HP DL165 G7 Registered DIMM RAM upgrade.

• HP ProLiant DL165 G7 maximum RAM capacity: 256GB
• Your HP has Twenty-four (24) memory slots or sockets
• This DL165 G7 module upgrade PIN count is: 240-PIN
• The memory speed is: DDR3 1333MHz, PC3-10600
• The Server DIMM type for the DL165 G7 is: RDIMM, ECC REG, Registered DIMM

• For servers with twenty-four (24) memory slots:
  • There are four (4) channels per processor; eight (8) channels per server
  • There are three (3) DIMM slots for each memory channel; twenty-four (24) total slots
  • Memory channel 1 consists of the three (3) DIMMs that are furthest from the processor
  • Memory channel 4 consists of the three (3) DIMMs that are closest to the processor
• Do not mix Unbuffered memory (UDIMMs) with Registered memory (RDIMMs)
• Do not install DIMMs if the corresponding processor is not installed
• If only one processor is installed in a 2CPU system, only half of the DIMM slots are available
• To maximize performance, balance the total memory capacity between all installed processors
• It is not required, but it is recommended to load the channels similarly if possible
• You can only have up to eight (8) ranks installed per channel
• Mixing DIMM speeds is allowed, but the system processor speed rules always override the DIMM capabilities
• If you do mix DIMM speeds, the memory bus will default to the minimum clock rate of all DIMMs in the system - even if the slower DIMM is on the other processor
• If you install 1x 1066MHz DIMM in channel 1 and 1x 1333MHz DIMM in channel 2, you still run at 1066MHz
• If you install 1x 1066MHz DIMM in channel 1 and 5x 1333MHz DIMMs with 1 DIMM Per Channel (DPC) in each of the other channels, you run at 1066MHz
• If you install 3DPC in one channel (if applicable) and 1DPC in all other channels, you run at 800MHz
• 95 Watt CPU's are required for 1333MHz DIMM speeds. All other CPU's are capable of up to 1066MHz
• References to the above MHz speeds are for the various speeds of DDR3 DIMMs; 1333 refers to DDR3-1333, etc
• You can only install one quad-rank DIMMs per channel and it must be in the center socket
• You can only install two UDIMMs per channel; if available, the second (or middle) slot in the channel must remain empty
• Populate DIMMs from heaviest load (quad-rank) to lightest load (single-rank) within a channel
• Heaviest load (DIMM with most ranks) within a channel goes furthest from the chipset