At 7:20 AM -0500 3/22/02, Alan Miller wrote:
>Andrew Grebneff wrote:
>
>>  Could interleaving of RAM cause the various massive and constant
>>  malfunctions I've been having on my 7500 and now my 9500 G3 (Sonnet
>>  400)?
>
>With a sonnet card, more than likely, actually most possibly. I had to change
>the setup on my 7500 when I put in the sonnet G3/300/1..... move 
>them around and
>see if it solves the problems.....

Though not necessarily Sonnets fault. How do you tell if it's the 
fault of the card or the RAM? You choose to blame Sonnet because the 
rearrangement of your RAM appeared to make everything O.K. A 
replacement card from Sonnet could have solved your problem and left 
your RAM interleaved.

When I had a RAM/G3 problem, I sent the card back to Sonnet and 
continued to use interleaved ram on the replacement card; eventually 
increasing to 544MB interleaved.

If you're still within your three year warranty, you could return 
your card. RAM usually comes with a lifetime warranty.

OTOH, I don't think I'd choose Sonnet next time around, for other reasons.

_
Andrew
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