M386B8G70DE0-YH93 (64GB DDR3: $85.60

[zack$]

Samsung 64GB PC3L-10600L 8RX4 M386B8G70DE0-YH93 Server LRDIMM Memory Ram | eBay

Capacity: 64GB X1. We will fill in the lower declared value on the parcel to avoid tariffs. If you encounter any trouble.

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I've been eyeing 64GB DDR3 sticks for a while and this is the best I've ever seen them in quantity.

 

[cw823]

From China? That’s a no from me, dawg.

 

[Philmatic]

A TB of RAM for ~$1350? What a time to be alive.

 

[WeekendWarrior]

Delivery in June - may matter to some people

 

[Bjorn Smith]

Yeah its cheap, but it might just be crap with samsung stickers on it. Unfortunately - and depending on where you live you will get taxed when you receive the items, I know here in Denmark they would add 25% VAT on top of the price + possible import tax (toll)

 

[Fritz]

If there is one thing I will not buy from China it's computer parts. The odds of you getting the real thing are pretty slim.

 

[Samir]

Fakeness aside, what systems can actually handle 8rx4 like this? Does Dell/HP even support these modules?

 

[Evan]

Was about to say 8R you want to check carefully for support.

 

[zack$]

It's an official supermicro part: Supermicro 64GB DDR3 MEM-DR364L-SL03-LR13 Server Memory

And the largest memory stick supported on the x9 platform.

I've considered the amount sold and eBay reviews in relation to this part. Obviously, while I can't vouch for the seller, there doesn't appear to be any negative reviews for this part. **No association with the seller**

 

[Bjorn Smith]

Fakeness aside, what systems can actually handle 8rx4 like this? Does Dell/HP even support these modules?

I know my dell M620/m630 support octo rank memory modules, I think most dual CPU systems does.

 

[Bjorn Smith]

Just looked at it again:

Delivery:
Estimated between Wed. Jun. 10 and Mon. Aug. 3

That is quite some time to wait to get your ram if you want free shipping - or you could pay $25 and get it faster:
Estimated between Mon. Jun. 8 and Mon. Jul. 6

Almost as bad as ebay's "Global Shipping Programme" - that they call "International Priority Shipping" - I once waited 14 days to get something delivered from the UK to Denmark - getting stuff delivered in the middle age would be faster than ebay's GSP

 

[hmartin]

If there is one thing I will not buy from China it's computer parts. The odds of you getting the real thing are pretty slim.

YMMV. I've bought some DDR3 12800E DIMMs from eBay sellers in China before and didn't have any issues. Recently I bought an E5-2630v2 from AliExpress for $25 and it works without any issues. Neither instance was a screaming deal, but better than I could get locally (or with shipping costs within the EU).

 

[Fritz]

YMMV. I've bought some DDR3 12800E DIMMs from eBay sellers in China before and didn't have any issues. Recently I bought an E5-2630v2 from AliExpress for $25 and it works without any issues. Neither instance was a screaming deal, but better than I could get locally (or with shipping costs within the EU).

I've been mulling this over. Can't beat the price. But I checked with SM and this ram is not certified for the X10SRH-CF so it's a no go anyway.

 

[zack$]

I've been mulling this over. Can't beat the price. But I checked with SM and this ram is not certified for the X10SRH-CF so it's a no go anyway.

This is ddr3 ram, the x10srh-cf is a ddr4 part. Like I said before, this ram is compatible with SM X9 boards and is an official part. To be clear, that would be X9 boards that take E5 Xeons.

 

[Fritz]

This is ddr3 ram, the x10srh-cf is a ddr4 part. Like I said before, this ram is compatible with SM X9 boards and is an official part. To be clear, that would be X9 boards that take E5 Xeons.

You sir are correct. My bad.

 

[canta]

YMMV. I've bought some DDR3 12800E DIMMs from eBay sellers in China before and didn't have any issues. Recently I bought an E5-2630v2 from AliExpress for $25 and it works without any issues. Neither instance was a screaming deal, but better than I could get locally (or with shipping costs within the EU).

Be careful. They recycle the ram chips and fix ram sticks . ( like replacing bad one from. Recycle chips bin) . If you are using for 24/7 machine and rely on it. I would suggest to stay away buying ram stick from china.
For non critical . Should be ok for cheapness deal.

 

[canta]

I've been mulling this over. Can't beat the price. But I checked with SM and this ram is not certified for the X10SRH-CF so it's a no go anyway.

becareful buying ram stick from china. easy to spot not recycle ram chips after you receive the package:. Verify all chips are identical number and production stamp. If some different . Yeah they sale fixed broken ram sticksfrom recycle ram chips.

 

[hmartin]

becareful buying ram stick from china. easy to spot not recycle ram chips after you receive the package:. Verify all chips are identical number and production stamp. If some different . Yeah they sale fixed broken ram sticksfrom recycle ram chips.

Good tip, I hadn't even noticed the sticks I bought have different lot numbers on the individual chips. Well, it's ECC RAM and it's passed many rounds of memtest without any errors, fingers crossed they remain error-free

 

[canta]

Good tip, I hadn't even noticed the sticks I bought have different lot numbers on the individual chips. Well, it's ECC RAM and it's passed many rounds of memtest without any errors, fingers crossed they remain error-free

Wish you luck. The chip has unique production stamp. It is very small fined embosse print. All chips must be has identical . Memtest is just synthetic ram testing .it is good.
But i had experience that ram passed memtest and spawning ecc warning after months. retested memtest And passed for running 3 days. Jusy my experience only