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‎04-14-2025 09:05 PM - edited ‎04-14-2025 09:09 PM

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That was me. Congrats on getting your Z6 G5 workstation up and running! 

 

My message was that I could get you added info on what I believe are HP 32GB and 64GB memory sticks, but it sounds like you're set for now.  I see your original HP stick was 5600 and your new are 4800. Any you add later will downregulate to 4800 to even if they are 5600. If your processor(s) are 4800 that will be what all will run at anyway.

 

Edit: Just checked the latest Z6 G5 QuickSpecs, from 12/24, and none of the certified processors run faster than 4800, so you'll be fine.

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‎04-15-2025 10:34 AM

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I think hp didn't have a 4800 at the time of the build. I knew the rig maxed out at 4800. Thanks SDH.

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