Oracle Server Memory (RAM) Upgrades
| Picture | Part Number | Brand | Size | Speed | Form Factor | Ships In | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Samsung | 64GB | DDR4-3200 | RDIMM | |||||
| Samsung | 64GB | DDR4-3200 | RDIMM | |||||
| Samsung | 32GB | DDR4-3200 | RDIMM | |||||
| Micron | 64GB | DDR4-3200 | RDIMM | |||||
| Micron | 32GB | DDR4-3200 | RDIMM | |||||
| Micron | 32GB | DDR4-3200 | RDIMM | |||||
| SK Hynix | 32GB | DDR4-3200 | RDIMM | |||||
| SK Hynix | 32GB | DDR4-3200 | RDIMM |
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Oracle Server Memory FAQs
What type of RAM is compatible with Oracle servers?
Oracle servers, including Sun, SPARC, and Exadata systems, typically use RDIMM, LRDIMM, or UDIMM modules that meet JEDEC standards.
How do I check the installed RAM size in an Oracle server?
Use system commands like prtdiag or prtconf on Solaris OS or built-in utilities on Exadata to view RAM size and configuration.
Can I upgrade Sun and SPARC servers with third-party RAM?
Yes, as long as the memory modules match your server’s specifications and meet JEDEC standards, upgrades are supported.
Do Oracle servers require ECC memory?
Yes, most enterprise‐grade Oracle servers rely on ECC (Error‐Correcting Code) memory to detect and correct data errors, ensuring reliability in mission‐critical environments. In fact, ECC is standard in many enterprise server deployments because it helps minimize data corruption and system downtime.
How many DIMMs should I install per CPU in my Oracle server?
The ideal number depends on your server model and workload. For best performance, follow channel balancing and optimal population guidelines—usually specified in your server’s documentation. Distributing DIMMs evenly across memory channels helps maximize throughput, efficiency, and overall system stability.
Can I upgrade my Oracle server’s memory without affecting its warranty?
Yes. Most manufacturers allow memory upgrades as long as you use modules that meet the server’s official specifications. Check your Oracle server manual for approved speeds, capacities, and ECC requirements.
What are the benefits of upgrading Oracle server memory?
Increasing memory capacity and speed can boost data transfer rates, support more virtual machines, and reduce bottlenecks in data‐intensive workloads.