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HP0-S34 · Question #37
An administrator installed new DDR3 memory in a server and discovered that the new memory has a frequency of 1333 MHz, which is higher than the 1066 MHz of existing DDR3 memory in the server. Which…
The correct answer is A. Memory with different frequencies may be mixed in the same server. Product Bulletin --> DIMMs of different speeds may be mixed in any order; the server will select a common optimal
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Question
An administrator installed new DDR3 memory in a server and discovered that the new memory has a frequency of 1333 MHz, which is higher than the 1066 MHz of existing DDR3 memory in the server. Which statement is correct?
Options
- AMemory with different frequencies may be mixed in the same server
- BMemory with different frequencies may be mixed in the same server if they are populated in different
- CMemory with different frequencies cannot be mixed in the same, so the memory must be replaced
- DMemory with different frequencies may be mixed in the same server if they are in different memory
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A83% (20)
- B4% (1)
- C8% (2)
- D4% (1)
Explanation
Product Bulletin --> DIMMs of different speeds may be mixed in any order; the server will select a common optimal
Topics
#DDR3 memory#frequency mixing#1333MHz vs 1066MHz#memory compatibility
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