On Saturday, April 20, 2002, at 03:17 AM, Tyler Punky Smith wrote:
> You shouldn't have even been able to insert that memory if it really
> is 100Mhz SDRAM, as all that's 3.3 volt, and the 168pin DIMM spec has
> a key on the RAM for what voltage it is, so you can't insert ram of
> the wrong voltage and fry it. You *do* need 5 volt RAM.
IIRC the difference is not great, only a few mm so it is possible to
force it in, the plastic RAM slot frame would probably chew up a bit but
I think it might fit.
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