Hi Larry,
On Friday, August 30, 2002, at 02:58 PM, Larry Coltharp wrote:

> I have no idea if this suggestion is valid, but I did notice you have
> lots of ram.  I've heard about 10.2 being quirky with mixed ram.
> You're not running 10.2 but don't know if additional hardware
> regardless might react that way as well.

Ram of mixed speeds do you mean? I ran Gauge Pro and Techtool, both give the 
Ok.

How can I find out what speeds my ram is? System profiler doesn't tell me.
..

Thanks

Simon

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