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correct RAM type
Name: Smith John Date: January 10, 2004 at 10:10:59 Pacific OS: Win 98SE CPU/Ram: PIII 450/128
Comment:
I will be upgrading the memory on my system and just want to be sure to get the correct type. I believe I need PC100 non-ECC, 168 PIN, low-density, double-sided RAM. Could someone confirm whether this is the right type and/or if there are any other compatibility issues I should be aware of? Here is some information about my system found by visual inspection of the motherboard:
-Legend QDI -BrillianX 8V -VIA VT82C692BX -- this is written on a 1 sq. in chip -VIA VT82C596 -- this is written on a slightly smaller chip
Name: Bobthearch Date: January 10, 2004 at 10:13:38 Pacific
Reply:
Crucial.com has an online memory calculator to double-check your memory type.
Best Wishes, Bob
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Response Number 2
Name: jillpickles Date: January 10, 2004 at 12:18:14 Pacific
Reply:
what does the meomory stick that is in it say on it?
a p3 450mhz should have a 100mhz front side bus so most any standard pc100 or even probably pc133 stick SHOULD work as long as you dont buy a huge stick that it cant use. But a 128m stick or two should be fine...
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