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Thanks Tom,
This is what I wanted to hear! PC100 is definately cheaper now and you
might as well get the latest technoligy if it will work.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: PCBUILD - Personal Computer Hardware discussion List
> [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Tom Turak
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> I ALWAYS buy PC100 sdram. Except for the occasional P-III,
> all my desktops are celerons on LX or EX chipset boards and are
> using PC100 ram because the price is right. Those systems that
> shipped to me with 32 meg of PC66 ram now have 96 meg total,
> after I added a 64 meg PC100 sdram. Although I have a variety
> of motherboard makes, I have never had to do anything special, just
> open the case and snap in the new sdram, close the case and turn
> it on.
> Tom Turak
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> -----Original Message-----
> Sent: Wednesday, August 04, 1999 5:14 PM
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> Hello all,
> Still haven't resolved a memory usage issue. If you currently are
> using 66MHZ memory (64 mb sdram, 168pin dimm) in an LX mobo
> 333mhz P-11 and
> plan on purchasing additional memory, why couldn't you buy PC100
> type, which
> is the type of the future and is actually cheaper and more readily
> available, instead of the older PC66 type.
>
> John
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