Laurent, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said: >The only thing to watch for (and why it is >suggested that you buy memory specifically rated for the Wallstreet) is the >chip density. If you buy a chip with the newer design, the memory controller >in the Wallstreet won't be able to use the full memory, so you end up with a >256MB stick which is seen as a 128MB.
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