Hello I found an 8GB RAM memory (I used to buy it from a guest there) Because I needed an additional 8GB of RAM, I added III ... it didn't move The computer does not turn on Entering the memory model, I found only a similar server one On the memory it says: 8GB 2Rx4 PC3L - 10600R - 9 -10 -...

Welcome. by searching by model you can find out that this is ECC memory, so it is not suitable for ordinary consumer discs. In the designation 10600R - the letter R stands for Registered type memory. So it's ECC Registered memory. For typical home boards you need memory without ECC and unbuffered (Unbuffered / Unregistered) - usually they do not have additional markings. Check the specifications of your motherboard which memory it supports.

Normal ones like I'd like to put in a typical computer (2X 4GB DDR3 are included) So probably will not support (HDD diode flashes cyclically as I add this memory) EDIT: So this is sewer memory from what I understood Added after 2 [minutes]: the motherboard is Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P FX

Are you inserting modules on the computer turned on ???

Let's hope not Ordinary DDR3, but not ECC, which you are trying to add. Let's assume that yes, people associate the ECC RAM mechanism only with servers. It can therefore be assumed in a simplified way.

Yes, I add memory on a turned off computer after starting the only thing you do is flash the LED cyclically 2 I put 2X memory there DDR3 4GB PC3 - 10600 DIMM PS: I mean that the computer does not turn on when I have this 8GB bone added, because without it the computer works normally

This is it, right? This is ECC memory and the disc does not support it.

Yes, that's right. Thanks for the help

8GB 2Rx4 PC3L-10600R-9-10-E1: Troubleshooting Server Memory & Compatibility Issues

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Hello
I found an 8GB RAM memory (I used to buy it from a guest there)
Because I needed an additional 8GB of RAM, I added III ... it didn't move
The computer does not turn on
Entering the memory model, I found only a similar server one
On the memory it says:
8GB 2Rx4 PC3L - 10600R - 9 -10 - E1
HMT31GR7BFR4A - HS T2 AE
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#2 17169977 16 Apr 2018 00:25

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17169977 16 Apr 2018 00:25

Welcome. by searching by model you can find out that this is ECC memory, so it is not suitable for ordinary consumer discs. In the designation 10600R - the letter R stands for Registered type memory. So it's ECC Registered memory.

For typical home boards you need memory without ECC and unbuffered (Unbuffered / Unregistered) - usually they do not have additional markings. Check the specifications of your motherboard which memory it supports.
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#3 17169982 16 Apr 2018 00:36

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17169982 16 Apr 2018 00:36

Normal ones like I'd like to put in a typical computer (2X 4GB DDR3 are included)
So probably will not support (HDD diode flashes cyclically as I add this memory)
EDIT:
So this is sewer memory from what I understood

Added after 2 [minutes]:

the motherboard is Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P FX
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17169997 16 Apr 2018 01:14

skorakora wrote:
flashing cyclically HDD diode as I add this memory

Are you inserting modules on the computer turned on ???
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Robert B wrote:

Are you inserting modules on the computer turned on ???

Let's hope not

skorakora wrote:
Normal, like I'd like to put in a typical computer

Ordinary DDR3, but not ECC, which you are trying to add.

skorakora wrote:
So this is sewer memory from what I understood

Let's assume that yes, people associate the ECC RAM mechanism only with servers. It can therefore be assumed in a simplified way.
#6 17170857 16 Apr 2018 16:26

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Yes, I add memory on a turned off computer after starting the only thing you do is flash the LED cyclically
2 I put 2X memory there
DDR3 4GB PC3 - 10600 DIMM
PS: I mean that the computer does not turn on when I have this 8GB bone added, because without it the computer works normally
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#7 17171183 16 Apr 2018 18:37

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This is it, right?

This is ECC memory and the disc does not support it.
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Yes, that's right.
Thanks for the help
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The discussion revolves around troubleshooting compatibility issues with an 8GB RAM module labeled as 8GB 2Rx4 PC3L-10600R-9-10-E1, which is identified as ECC Registered memory. The user attempted to add this memory to a Gigabyte GA-970A-DS3P FX motherboard, which does not support ECC memory, leading to the computer failing to power on. Responses clarify that typical consumer motherboards require unbuffered (unregistered) DDR3 memory without ECC. The user confirmed that the computer operates normally without the ECC RAM installed.
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