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www.dell.com | support.dell.com Memory Installation Guidelines Memory module sockets are arranged in pairs, labeled A and B, on each memory riser card. Each pair of sockets on each memory riser card forms a single memory bank. See Figure 1 to identify the sockets on a memory riser card. When you install memory modules, follow these guidelines: • Each bank must contain identical modules. You must install memory modules in matched sets of four, two in each memory riser card (see Figure 1). • Install identical memory modules in sockets A and B for bank 1 before installing modules in sockets for bank 2, and so on. • Populate the memory banks in decreasing capacities, meaning that memory modules of the largest capacity are in bank 1 and the memory modules with the smallest capacity are in bank 4. • Memory banks must be populated sequentially, which means that there can be no empty banks between the first and last populated banks. Figure 1. 2-GB Memory Riser Board BANK 1 A BANK 1 B BANK 2 A BANK 2 B ejector slides (2) BANK 3 A BANK 3 B BANK 4 A BANK 4 B P/N 5Y120 Rev. A00 November 2002 05Y120A00

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05Y120A00
Memory Installation Guidelines
Memory module sockets are arranged in pairs, labeled A and B, on each memory riser card.
Each pair of sockets on each memory riser card forms a single memory bank. See Figure 1 to
identify the sockets on a memory riser card.
When you install memory modules, follow these guidelines:
Each bank must contain identical modules. You must install memory modules in
matched sets of four, two in each memory riser card (see Figure 1).
Install identical memory modules in sockets A and B for bank 1 before installing
modules in sockets for bank 2, and so on.
Populate the memory banks in decreasing capacities, meaning that memory modules
of the largest capacity are in bank 1 and the memory modules with the smallest
capacity are in bank 4.
Memory banks must be populated sequentially, which means that there can be no
empty banks between the first and last populated banks.
Figure 1.
2-GB Memory Riser Board
BANK 1 B
BANK 1 A
BANK 2 B
BANK 2 A
BANK 3 B
BANK 3 A
BANK 4 B
BANK 4 A
ejector
slides (2)
P/N 5Y120 Rev. A00
November 2002