"Visser, Martin (SNO)" wrote:
> 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)
We deal with this almost on a daily basis and have found that it is a bit of a
lottery
Some machines accept it an d run it at 66 while others just refuse to accept
the
100 Mhz chips. Some again, accept the new chip and later (upto several days)
decide that it is unacceptable,
The best solution is to use just the one speed RAM and sell the other.
Kind regards
kevin
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