Looking at getting an Ultra6+ - any recommendations for memory? Should I go 2 X 2GB or 2 X 4GB?
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Ultra 6+ Memory Recommendations
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Ultra 6+ Memory Recommendations
by Teppic » Thu May 12, 2011 11:50 pm
Howdy folks,
Looking at getting an Ultra6+ - any recommendations for memory? Should I go 2 X 2GB or 2 X 4GB?
Thanks!
Looking at getting an Ultra6+ - any recommendations for memory? Should I go 2 X 2GB or 2 X 4GB?
Thanks!
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Re: Ultra 6+ Memory Recommendations
by mdgm » Thu May 12, 2011 11:57 pm
Get the Pro6 (not much more expensive) i.e. RNDP6000-200 which has a faster CPU, 2 years extra warranty and business features.
Memory upgrades are not supported. Be sure to run the memory test using the boot menu before trusting the memory.
If you do, do a memory upgrade go with 2x4GB. There are suggestions on the forum.
Pro6 has a CPU with VT-x which is needed to run 64-bit VMs using VirtualBox
Memory upgrades are not supported. Be sure to run the memory test using the boot menu before trusting the memory.
If you do, do a memory upgrade go with 2x4GB. There are suggestions on the forum.
Pro6 has a CPU with VT-x which is needed to run 64-bit VMs using VirtualBox
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