I've been reading lately about composite RAM sticks, & how bad they are to have in your machine. I have a 64 MB stick in my 6500 that has 32 chips on it, do you think that might be a composite DIMM? How does one tell? No RAM problems especially evident in the 3 months I've had it (at least none that I could trace to RAM). Checking with GaugePro reveals nothing.
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