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How much RAM do you have installed in your unRAID server?

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currently 4G (2x2G). when I get around to a new build I'll probably do 32 or 64 gigs

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128gb, the more i become comfortable with Unraid the more VM's i'll have running.

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bumped up to 128 GB

Just ordered 8x Samsung 16GB Single DDR4 2133 MT/s (PC4 2133) CL15 ECC Registered DIMM M393A2G40DB0-CPB (128GB) to replace 8x 8GB Crucial RDIMMs (64GB). Cost me half as much to buy twice the RAM as when I built this box in 2018. Buy high, sell low it seems. lol

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64GB/768GB Multi-bit ECC in my main server
16GB/32GB non-ECC in my backup server 
Both overkill with my usecase though both my linux Vms love that I give them 16GB each

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32GB ECC DDR4

a lot

256GB RAM in my 3990X system.

Ryzen 5 2600 and 32GB DDR4

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128GB Nemix DDR4-2666 ECC Unbuffered, Intel Xeon E2278G

Right now I'm running a server with 128GB of DDR2 ECC. No reason other then that is what came with the server. It can handle up to four 6 core xeon processors but currently only has two quad core cpu's

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768 GB ECC (24x32GB) 2x E5 2670v2
 

New to unRaid so feel free to recomend how to use em well.  Primary for home server/fileserver iSCSI/SMB with multiple 10GB nic.

 

Øystein

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Running 32GB DDR4. I'd like to upgrade soon-ish as it's only 2666 and I've got a Ryzen 3rd gen, so I'd like to take advantage of it with better speeds/timings. 

128GB DDR4 2400MHz ECC. Got it for free from work, apparently our datacenter has a massive DDR4 surplus and actually a DDR3 deficit. So they just have a bunch of DDR4 ECC lying around.

32GB DDR4 3200MHz.
Plenty enough (73% free) since i'm only using unraid for Storage and containers.

64 GB now, trying to decide if I'm going to put my 2990wx and 128 GB in there.

64GB 3200 non-ecc

128gb ecc. 96gb for a vm, the rest for dockers and things

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48GB ECC at the moment but will expand as i increase my VM's

Just a simple 64GBs of DDR3 ECC

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I currently have 32Gb in mine mainly because I had 4 8gb sticks sitting around unused and figured that way when I start creating more VM's I will have plenty. The hardware I am using is a bit overkill for my use case, most of it is left over from my old desktop. I currently just use unraid for my NAS and have an Ubuntu VM that I use for a lab for school since it moved online

Edit: the memory is DDR4 3000Mhz non ECC I think it is G.skill aegis so pretty cheap but it works well and I have had no issues so far

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Currently 16 gb DDR3.  New setup soon to be build will have 64 gb ddr4 ECC. All parts are in except the CPU.

32gb

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64 GiB DDR4 ECC

 

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16GB in my unraid

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