Hi Madhesh,
as u have a socket 7 mb, which is very old, u must
manually change the jumper setting (EDO RAM uses
higher voltages to work than the SDRAM) for the RAM
slots which control the voltages. But I would suggest
that you consult the mb manual to find exactly where
the jumper is located and its status of operations.
Otherwise the next best thing to do is get a qualified
personnal to do it for you.
regards,
Bhavin
--- Madhesh wara <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Everybody,
>
> I have a socket 70 motherboard with Pentium
> 166MMX
> processor and 16 MB SIMM EDO RAM. The board also
> has
> one SDRAM slot. Recently i got 64MB SDRAM and tried
> to put it in the system, but the system did not
> recognize it. But, while booting, in the hardware
> description table part, it shows that SDRAM in Slot
> 3. But, the memory test is for the old 16MB only.
> Will the SIMM and SDRAM co-exist together.
>
> I also removed the SIMM chips and tried booting
> with
> the new RAM, but the system did not boot itself.
>
> I checked the RAM chip on my friend's system
> (Pentium Celeron) and it is working fine.
>
> Is there any other jumper settings on the board or
> BIOS settings to be made (i am using RH 6.1 and
> WIn95).
> Unfortunately, i have no idea of the exact model of
> the motherboard..
>
> Since, i have already purchased the RAM, i am at a
> loss now. Please help.
>
> Thanks
> Madhesh
>
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