on 2/20/03 11:29 PM, Kris Jones at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: < snip > > > The problem is that the 128MB sticks seem to have had the markings removed, > and some other markings added. There is not even a manufacturer's mark. All > I get is: 8X8E43VTW. > > Normally I just punch those numbers into Google and something will pop up. > Actually I will go to the manufacturer's site first and look for some specs, > but if I can't find it, I just Google it. It ALWAYS comes up with something. > Except this time. I get nothing on those numbers. Not horribly suprising > since it seems like the real markings were removed. > The following link was provided a while back on an lemlist. http://www.chipmunk.nl/DRAM/ChipManufacturers.htm It helped me confirm I had a composite DIMM in a used 7200 I purchased and replacing it cleared a compatibility problem that caused the system to periodically hang. I'ld be surprised if there are no markings on the chips themselves.
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