> From: Linda Hutcheson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > is there a way to tell the difference between FPM and EDO? I have a bunch of > 32 > MB chips in this thing and want to add some 64MB to bring up the ram. > > Linda > Linda, According to the PNY website, there is not much difference in appearance, but a 15% to 20% improvement in performance for EDO. Of course, an 8500 will ignore the fact that the memory is EDO, so there will be no improvement in that particular computer compared to FPM. the article says that slow PC's (less than 75MHz) will show some improvement with EDO. <http://www.pny.com/tech/edo.stm> <http://www.pny.com/tech/techcompare.stm>
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