here start mega thread of memory upgrades , faq
 
 please feel free post working configurations along brand , model numbers.
 
 
 single w36xx cpu can support 56gb memory (3x16 + 8)
 single x56xx cpu can support 64gb memory (4x16)
 dual x56xx cpu can support 160gb memory (5x32)
 
 **currently there no confirmation if 32gb dimms can used on single processor cmp further push memory size limit.**
 
 
 apple's recommendation:
  - pc3-10600e, 1333 mhz, ddr3 sdram udimms
- error-correcting code (ecc)
- 72-bit wide, 240-pin ecc modules
- 36 ics maximum per ecc udimm
 mac pro can accept slower memory. run slower.
 
 mac pro can accept faster memory, dimm automatically downclock match cpu / logicboard's max possible speed.
 
 there no requirement use ecc ram on cmp.
 
 memory specifications differ between 4,1 , 5,1
 
 dimm supported model numbers (cmp 5,1)   - users have reported normal non-ecc dimms work
 <links , additional info needed>  
udimm supported model numbers (cmp 5,1)
   - apple's recommended ram spec 
where buy: macsales ebay
 newegg
 amazon  
brands , model numbers: crucial
 ct8g3w186dm
 ct16g3w186dm
 
 kingston
 
 samsung
 m391b5273ch0-ch9
 
 hynix
 
 elpida
 
 rdimm supported model numbers (cmp 5,1)   - yes rdimms work cannot mix udimms
   - perfomance differential nominal  
where buy: ebay
 amazon
 newegg  
brands , model numbers: hynix
 -- 8gb --
 hmt31gr7bfr4c-h9 d7 ab
 
 samsung
 -- 8gb --
 m393b1k70ch0-ch9
 
 micron
 -- 8gb --
 mt36jszf1g72pz-1g4d1dd
 -- 16gb --
 mt36ksf2g72pz-1g4
 
 elpida
 -- 8gb --
 ebj81rf4ecfa-dj-f
   						 
 					
 				  				 			   
 				 					 						 						afaik, ram specifications same between 4,1 , 5,1 cmp.  when 4,1 upgraded 5,1 firmware 4,1 can use faster , more cores cpus.
 
 memory suppliers, avoid ebay , macsales (owc) @ costs.  many ebay sellers sell counterfeit equipment , owcs memory has proven suspect.
 
 ram supplier since 1986, has been:
 
 https://www.datamemorysystems.com/apple-memory/
 
 guarantee life.  mac specialists.  in years have been dealing them, have never received bad piece of equipment.  recommend them highly.
 
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