I bought a server motherboard off ebay and it said it needed ddr2 so I ordered the ddr2 and the notch didnt line up either way I put the ram and I am not a beginning enthusiast. So I tried normal ddr, ddr2 from another computer, even ddr3 and none matched so I assume there is some sort of special server ram I need so does anyone know what that might be?
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Ram doesn't match motherboard
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Yes, there's special kind of server RAM, ECC + Registered RAM mostly. DDR2 had distinctive mounting difference.
https://www.ebay.com/bhp/ddr2-ecc for instance.
https://www.ebay.com/bhp/ddr2-ecc for instance.
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