It's crucial to emphasize that each server possesses its own unique characteristics, even though the underlying concept remains quite similar. The initial step involves shutting down the server completely, ensuring there's no power connection whatsoever. Additionally, take precautions against static electricity by grounding yourself on a metal surface other than the server itself. RAM, being incredibly sensitive, can be adversely affected by even the slightest electrical discharge, potentially damaging the delicate microchips. With the server case removed, you'll gain access to the individual memory DIMMs (Dual In-Line Memory Modules). These DIMMs typically feature a pair of clips, one on each side. It's essential to release both clips carefully before extracting the old RAM modules. Once that's done, gingerly insert the new RAM modules and securely lock them into place using the clips. Afterward, reassemble the server case, power on the server to ensure the successful upgrade has taken effect.