So it is. 256 Top 32 bottom Thank you, Cliff
From: Fabian Fang <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>>
On Wed, 5 Jan 2005 13:36:03 -0800, CR <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Fabian, you're exactly right. In ASP I'm showing 16mMB DRAM and 128MB expansion RAM But, it does not indicate location of the 128 . Can I presume a 128 RAM chip in one slot and the other empty?
Cliff:
What your ASP shows, 16 Mb + 128 Mb, do not add up to the 288 Mb mentioned in your original post. Am I wrong in thinking that the Wallstreet II has 64 Mb RAM on board? This would possibly mean an 128 Mb module in one slot, and a 96 Mb module in the second slot, which is somehow not seen by ASP.
Fabian
From: Jeff Hubatka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Wallstreets came with 32MB of RAM, in the lower slot. No one ever made a 96MB RAM card. The only way to get 288 is with a 32 and a 256.
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