I've never had any problems using PC100 RAM in in 66Mhz Pentium II systems.
I guess you could probably extend it to pentium systems too.
Dave.
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David Zverina
Alt Key Pty. Ltd.
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PO Box 3121, Parramatta, 2124, Australia
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> Subject: [SLUG] OT - Running PC100 SDRAM on 66MHz mainboard
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> This is not Linux specific but you guys are always so helpful. I have a
> Gigabyte TX3 motherboard with Pentium 200Mhz processor. I have a
> single 64MB
> SDRAM installed, which I believe to be running at 66Mhz (PC66?). The
> question is can add a PC100 SDRAM (probably 128M) to this and be assured
> that it will work? (I know you can still buy PC66 SDRAM but I'd rather buy
> something that can be moved to a faster mainboard)
>
> Martin
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> Martin Visser
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