Hi Can someone plz help me identify my exact RAM type? I have a Kingston 128 and is a SDRAM. How do I know whether it's a PC100 or 133 installed. I have generated a list of items using FreshDiagnose. Any clue from the list? Thanks. Memory Controller Error Detecting Method: None Error Correcting Capability: Single Bit Error Correcting Enabled Error Correcting: N/A Supported Interleave: Four Way Interleave Current Interleave: One Way Interleave Maximum Memory Size per Slot: 256 MB Supported Speed(s): 70 ns, 60 ns Memory Module Voltage: 5.0 Volts Number of Memory Slots: 4 Memory Module Config Handles: $06, $07, $08, $09 Supported Memory Types Supports Standard Type: Yes Supports Fast Page Mode: Yes Supports EDO: Yes Supports Parity: Yes Supports ECC: Yes Supports SIMM: Yes Supports DIMM: Yes Supports Burst EDO: No Supports SDRAM: Yes Memory Module Socket Designation: BANK_0 Bank Connections: RAS 0, RAS 1 Current Speed: 70 ns Current Memory Type: DIMM, SDRAM Installed Size: 128 MB Enabled Size: 128 MB Correctable Error Exists: No Uncorrectable Error Exists: No Memory Module Socket Designation: BANK_1 Bank Connections: RAS 0, RAS 35 Current Speed: 70 ns Current Memory Type: <Not Installed> Installed Size: Not Installed Enabled Size: Not Installed Correctable Error Exists: No Uncorrectable Error Exists: No Memory Module Socket Designation: BANK_2 Bank Connections: RAS 0, RAS 69 Current Speed: 70 ns Current Memory Type: <Not Installed> Installed Size: Not Installed Enabled Size: Not Installed Correctable Error Exists: No Uncorrectable Error Exists: No Memory Module Socket Designation: BANK_3 Bank Connections: RAS 0, RAS 103 Current Speed: 70 ns Current Memory Type: Fast Page Mode Installed Size: 128 MB Enabled Size: 128 MB Correctable Error Exists: No Uncorrectable Error Exists: No

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The information you provided say that you have a 128MB SDRAM in bank 0. Running at 70ns!? You also reported in bank 3, a 128MB(?) fast page RAM also running at 70ns. The speed of this card is correct. I don't think they made them larger than 64MB. Open up the case, if you have any 72 pin memory cards installed, remove them! All they are doing is slowing down the RAM you are actually using! 72 pin cards are shorter than SDRAM. They are also retained by a chrome spring clip. After unclipping both sides the card is dropped to about 45 degrees and removed. The SDRAM is held by a white plastic clip.

are you sure thats not EDO ram. in you info above you have current speed at 70ns. thats slow. open your case and look at your memory. if its about 5 inches long its SDRAM, prob 100mkz if its about 3 inches long, its EDO ram.

Hi I'm back and got another list from Lavalys. It says the memory is a SDRAM PC 100. And I've check inside that there's only one RAM stick held by a white plastic clip. However I'm not so sure about the 70 ns speed thing. Maybe here's a more accurate report @: http://m.1asphost.com/zqrsa/help/Report.htm In this case I would like to add another two 256. But can I use PC 133?

Yes, if your motherboard supports PC133, you can use it with PC100. The downside is all the RAM will run at the speed of the slowest stick ie 100MHz. If your computer is a PIII or better, it should support PC133.