That's the problem, I tried Kingston and Crucial and neither
 even showed my client's model (PB410a) they finally told me it's
propritary memory, FPM parity.
 One thing that complicates the whole deal
 is the simms slot is at a low angle and I can only use
 single-sided simms. The chips hit on lower side with a
 double-sided simms.

Jim Meagher wrote:

> Larry,
> A 486SX vintage computer probably does not work with EDO ram.
> Go to Kingston Technologies site and use their RAM to PC guide to find
> out exactly what you need.
> http://www.kingston.com
>
> Jim Meagher
>
> >Working on a Packard Bell model PB410a, it's a 486SX Win 3.1
> > Client wants 8 mb more ram installed.
> > I tried a stick of EDO (16mb) and it wouldn't boot.
> >


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