Potential Deal? Dell Precision R7910

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I have a few of these at work for employees who want their workstation secured in our data center. They use a Teradici PCoIP card to use them remotely. They're the workstation equivalent of a PowerEdge R730. Nice find, but you're going to potentially spend gobs of money populating them with DDR4 ram and processors. I honestly don't know if they're picky or not on what types/brands of memory they support.
 
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Emulsifide said:
I have a few of these at work for employees who want their workstation secured in our data center. They use a Teradici PCoIP card to use them remotely. They're the workstation equivalent of a PowerEdge R730. Nice find, but you're going to potentially spend gobs of money populating them with DDR4 ram and processors. I honestly don't know if they're picky or not on what types/brands of memory they support.
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Definitely would get costly in terms of processors but with 32GB LRDimms selling for $150.00 a pop memory wouldn't be that outrageous. That being said you bring up a good point about them potentially being picky about memory. My only comfort here is that the R730 isn't too picky about memory.
 
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