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As a hardware guy there is so little info here
DDR2, 3, 4, or 5? Clock speed? ECC? Registered?
Yeah I have boxes of older memory. But there needs to be a lot more specifics. Most of my home lab machines have at least 384gb (VMs need a lot of memory).
I don't think OP wants you to lend them physical RAM modules but asks about letting his friend run random code on your high-RAM machine.
Maybe? After rereading it Iβm really not sure β¦
That's at least what I got from the comment with the SSH port.
Yeah I can definitely see your point.