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Thanks for the comments Froggo, You're 5 years too late.

@@Itcreations-LA yeah, should i delete this comment cuz of how dumb it is?

@@froggo5000 🤣🤣🤣 you're good! Thanks for watching, much appreciated!

Yes, many of them do but some don't. Therre is a list of requirements from Microsoft for support of Windows 11, which came out in October of 2021. Here is a link to that list and you can also see what processors are compatible with Win 11 as that is a possible deal killer too: www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-11-specifications?r=1 Sometimes certain hardware attributes are not active and you have to enable them through BIOS. Our Z8 G4 is a good example in that it originally said not compatible (which would have been ridiculous…) but the TPM (Trusted Platform Module) was not enabled. Once enabled, good to go. Hope that helps, and thanks for watching!

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Was thinking the same thing! And then I'm going to have my personal AI-Butler reconfigure the existing hardware for greater compute efficiency, storage and memory density. Should be able to do that in 10 years don't you think? 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for watching and commenting!

Tell me more because Lenovo is China and so is Dell so a little confused how Lenovo will bury HPE

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Here is the VROC for Windows user guide but pressing DEL at post is where it all starts. Check out Page 18 www.intel.com/content/dam/support/us/en/documents/memory-and-storage/338065_Intel_VROC_UserGuide_Windows.pdf you can also try page 49 of the Server Manual download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Manual/server_manual_R182-M80_e_10.pdf?v=e8cab81eea3ce82c19d9bb3c0dcaf0cd . There is also a section in the Gigabyte Management Console, this : www.itcreations.com/user-manuals/r182-m80/gigabyte_server_management_console_user_guide.pdf Thanks for watching!

Almost sprayed my monitor with coffee! Thanks for the laugh! And you're only like halfway there with fully loaded at up to 100K. Maybe not this one anymore as it is the previous generation. 🤣🤣🤣 Thanks for commenting and watching!

That is too bad. It is a great product. Thanks for sharing and watching! Much appreciated.

Wish you had told me that a few years ago… I will add an amendment to the description of the video. Thanks for watching!

@@Itcreations-LA I unfortunately learned that hard way recently when purchased one trying to fill in all slots

@@rickyc5860 Oh, that does suck!

Hi Pradeep, The review unit you see in the video had a single PSU but that said, yes, you can get this system with dual redundant PSUs. For whatever reason the single wired PSU is not included in the technical guide nor the Spec Sheet. However, check out the section starting on page 123 in the User Manual for information on both. www.itcreations.com/user-manuals/t440/dell-emc-poweredge-t440-tower-server-owner's-manual.pdf Thanks for watching!

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Yes, this system does not represent the latest technology but still very good if you don't need the ultimate new technology. Prices have also fallen for the CPUs and DDR4 memory modules ni comparison to the new CPUs and DDR5 modules. They have been pumping out these CPUs at a much faster rate than a few years ago, so all of these systems have still not hit that that EOL wall, yet. On another note, Intel Xeon 6 was just announced a few days ago. Check this out-E-cores and P-cores also up to 288 cores for certain chips: www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/now/xeon-6.html I have done several of the gen 5 systems too, which you can find on our UA-cam channel. Here is a sample Gigabyte GPU server ua-cam.com/video/f0_y4HXu6lY/v-deo.htmlsi=6iqY9Mik8iIO8Vwr Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the comment, and watching! Much appreciated!

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If you mean previous generation drives and not one of those boxy Mercedes G6, then yes, assuming the form factor and connection are compatible. Thanks for watching! 😂

Hi there, You did not mention whether your system has dual processors or a single processor, nor what type of memory you have installed so here is some basic information. Your Intel Xeon Scalable 4214 CPU only supports memory speeds of up to 2400MHz ark.intel.com/content/www/us/en/ark/products/193385/intel-xeon-silver-4214-processor-16-5m-cache-2-20-ghz.html. For higher memory speeds you will need to install a different processor. Refer to page 18 of the Technical Guide. The system itself, as far as Dell says in their Technical Guide (Page 24) i.dell.com/sites/csdocuments/shared-content_data-sheets_documents/en/poweredge-r440-technical-guide.pdf and Spec Sheet www.itcreations.com/user-manuals/r440/dell-emc-poweredge-r440-spec-sheet.pdf, lists max memory for RDIMMs at 512GB and for LRDIMMs 1024GB. That said, for performance applications they recommend 768GB of memory per the spec sheet. Memory speed will default to the slowest performer between the processor, speed of memory modules, and configuration. Hope that helps, thanks for watching and commenting.

@@Itcreations-LA Thank you very much, in fact it only has one processor

That is a great question. The older QuickSpecs, which we have on our site and will soon be switched out, says it's available as a factory install and as an option kit. This on bottom of page 10 is the actual carrier and then there are kits for the M.2s that go onto the carrier top of page 11 www.itcreations.com/user-manuals/z4-g5/hp-z4-g5-quickspecs-2023.pdf However, The newest quick specs say it is not available as an install kit and only as a factory option. Meaning, you would have to order the unit with the carrier installed. This on page 11 h20195.www2.hp.com/v2/GetDocument.aspx?docname=c08482306 Might be an error on HP's part but not sure in what direction. The fact that it cannot be located with a search makes me thing factory install is the only way, at the moment, I will see if we can get a response from HP. Don't expect an answer real soon but I will post it when I get one. Thanks for watching!

@@Itcreations-LA thank you so much 🙂 My retailer is not aware about all the options and where he can find them..

@@herydeslandes8904 I did put the question to CRU as well about availability and pricing. Not listed is the QX428 just the QX448. Asked about that too. Will see if they respond. Here is a link: www.cru-inc.com/products/ships/qx448/ Good luck!

Don't get me started on Tyan! Example: ua-cam.com/video/lIcXUxBBdFw/v-deo.htmlsi=ag5kC-i4HnUkwaBL Thanks for watching! 🤣🤣🤣

Sounds like an excellent use! Thanks for watching! 🤣🤣🤣

Harsh criticism @ mistersir3020! 😭😭 I would call it an oversight not necessarily an attempt to deceive but to each their own… I suppose you are right in general but I will refer you to this article just to indicate the other improvements DDR5 memory offers. Here is a specific quote from the article to validate your point: "DDR4 used to have lower latency than DDR5, and while that’s still true in a technical sense, in a practical sense there isn’t a difference anymore (unless 2 nanoseconds matter to you). Our pick: Tie" The article in it's entirety: reviewed.usatoday.com/laptops/features/ddr4-vs-ddr5 Apparently, 2 nanoseconds do matter to you! And I thought this was going to be about my stupid jokes. Thanks for watching! 🤣🤣🤣

I will be quite honest with you,. I almost didn't post this video at all. I found the data sheets and many things about the documentation to be hard to understand and somewhat lacking… I even sent this video to Infortrend for a review! They did not comment. That said there is up to 4TB of SSD cache at least listed in the documentation and again take that with a grain of salt. Here is the data sheet where that particular value is listed, which may or may not provide more clarity for you. www.itcreations.com/user-manuals/gs-3016-gen3/infortrend-eonstor-gs-3016-gen3-storage-data-sheet.pdf There are a few more documentation links on the actual landing page for this system too. Look in the Description for this video for that link. Thanks for commenting and watching!

Hi there! No. For many reasons. Thanks for watching!