How to find out how much memory is in the server?

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Eugene2019-02-08 12:07:35

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Eugene, 2019-02-08 12:07:35

There is a remote server on a Supermicro X9DRL-3F/iF motherboard and a pair of Xeon E5-2609. Installed 32GB of RAM with 4 sticks of 8GB. I needed to add more RAM. However, not a single utility shows which modules are installed on the motherboard, and there is no physical access to the server. No AIDA, no cpu-z, no HW-Info. Everywhere in the SPD points is empty. The question arises - how to find out what memory is being used? ECC or ECC-reg? Are these types of RAM compatible as a last resort?
Thank you!

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Konstantin Tsvetkov, 2019-02-08
@eugene-ki

SIV - System Information Viewer .

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pfg21, 2019-02-08
@pfg21

it is quite possible that the memory is Chinese and the "extra" parameters are simply not included in spd.

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solalex, 2019-02-08
@solalex

AIDA64 quite normally shows information about memory if it is a physical server
But if it is a virtual machine, then there will be emptiness in SPD!

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Andrew Matiychak, 2019-02-21
@sxandjey

Check with the manufacturer and their documentation, perhaps there are instructions or programs (Superdoctor III) for collecting server inventory.
https://www.supermicro.com/products/motherboard/Xe...
www.supermicro.ru/files/manuals/MNL-1298.pdf
There you can see the memory numbers by which it is possible to view their specification to select the same memory