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‎11-08-2019 10:03 AM

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Product: HP Z2 Mini G3
Operating System: Linux

Hello, I'm trying to determine the maximum RAM capacity of my HP Z2 Mini workstation. My OS and the specs on the HP site report maximum 64 GB, but my product support page on hp.com and the maintenance manual say 32 GB.  Which one is right?

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‎11-08-2019 02:33 PM

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@mir123 

I would suggest (2) 16GB RAM modules as that is what is stated here.

 

(2) SODIMM slots
note:
Two channels of DDR4 memory are supported. To realize full performance at least one DIMM must be inserted into each channel.
Up to 32 GB ECC/non-ECC supported
DDR4 2133 MT/s
note:
Transfer rates up to 2133 MT/s. The CPUs determine the speed at which the memory is clocked. If a 2133 MT/s capable CPU is used in the system, the maximum speed the memory runs at is 2133 MT/s regardless of the specified speed of the memory.
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