On Dec 15, 2008, at 10:56 PM, Peter E. Fry wrote:
On 16 Dec 2008 at 12:24, Tom Storey wrote:
[...]
Can anyone confirm if DDR400 will work with a J2300? I understand
this is
able to fall back to DDR266.
Yep, that's just the spec. The clock is supplied by the chipset.
If I'd planned ahead I would have used the memory I pulled from my
SSG 550 in my J2300, but I'd already purchased more (identical sticks
from Crucial). It's DDR (i.e. DDR1), non-ECC. If you use a memory
selector, just choose an Intel 845G motherboard. I prefer Crucial as
Juniper uses Micron sticks, but that's just paranoia.
Theoretically the chipset will support >1GB, but I haven't tried
more in the J2300. While the forwarding process sucks up a
tremendous amount or RAM, I doubt >1GB (to achieve >512MB free when
idle/unconfigured) would buy you much.
The J2300 can use 2G of ram.
- Jared
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