On 7 Mar 00 at 0:00, Bernie wrote:
>>I was wondering if someone knows if it's OK to mix ordinary SIMM and EDO
>>memory.
>>
>>I've come over a 32MB SDRAM module (exchanged for a win9x keyboard which I
>>didn't even use) and have thereby been able to free up two 16MB EDOs (one
>>can't switch SIMM of any kind with SDRAM AFAIK).
>>
>>Any ideas on why I can't use my 2 8MB SIMMS together with an 16MB SIMM
>>and/or with 4 1MB 30-pins are also welcome.
Bernie,
It may just be that your motherboard simply won't accept them in the
configuration you have them in. My Soyo 486 mobo documentation has a
chart of acceptable combination of SIMMs in the 4 available slots and
not all combinations are available. Usually if the combination is
unacceptable only part of the installed RAM is visible or recognized.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Dale Mentzer
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