> No, there are some that used DIMMS that are not SDRAM, my router is a P1
> 233 and it has both simm and dimm slots (not sure what kind but SDRAM
> does not fit in there)
>
> Pentium II (as well as Celeron, AMD K6 and all those variants) ALL used
> SDRAM, before that it was a mix between SIMMS and DIMMS
>
> As a matter of fact I seem to recall having to upgrade a Compaq server
> not too long ago and it used 5V DIMMS
You're probably right, but they're certainly not a commonplace, given the
cost of secondhand DIMMs these days. A quick websearch revealed that most
Pentium motherboards used a mix of 72pin EDO and SDRAM - which is pretty
weird if you ask me (would having two different speeds of RAM create all
sorts of weirdo timing problems on the 'board?)
Ben.
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