Dell M910 Contents, Tables, Figures, Introduction, Quick Reference Guide Terminology Definitions

PowerEdge 11th Generation Servers: R810, R910, and M910 Memory Guidance
Contents
Introduction		2
Quick Reference Guide (Terminology Definitions)		2
Overview Intel Architecture		3
PowerEdge R810 and M910		4
FlexMem Bridge Technology		4
PowerEdge R910		6
Optimizing Memory Performance for Intel Xeon 7500 and 6500 Series Processors		7
Best Performance		7
Better Performance		7
Good Performance		8
Memory RAS Features		13
Sparing	.............................................................................................................	13
Mirroring		14
	Tables
Table 1.	Quick Reference R810, R910, and M910 Memory Guide	3
Table 2.	Quick Comparison Intel Xeon 5500-5600 Series to Intel Xeon 7500-6500	3
Table 3.	Intel Xeon 7500/6500 Series Processor Performance and Max Memory Speed	17
	Figures
Figure 1.	FlexMem Bridge Illustration	5
Figure 2.	R810 and M910 Series Servers Memory Illustration	6
Figure 3.	R910 Series Servers Memory Illustration	7
Figure 4.	R910 Relative Memory Bandwidth for the Intel Xeon 7500 Series Processors	8
Figure 5.	M910/R810 Relative Memory Bandwidth for the Intel Xeon 6500 and 7500 Series Processors9
Figure 6.	R910 With 64 Identical DIMMs, 2 DIMMs Per Channel	10
Figure 7.	R810 or M910 With 32 Identical DIMMs, 2 DIMMs Per Channel	11
Figure 8.	R910 With 32 Identical DIMMs, 1 DIMM Per Channel	12
Figure 9.	R810 and M910 With 16 Identical DIMMs, 1 DIMM Per Channel	13
Figure 10.	Example of Sparing for Dual Rank and Quad Rank DIMMs	14
Figure 11.	Example of R910 Intra-Socket Mirroring	15
Figure 12.	Example of R810 and M910 Intra-Node Mirroring	16
Figure 13.	Example of R810 and M910 Inter-Socket Mirroring	17
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