Although in theory the more RAM the better, some system configurations "get
confused" when more than 96M of RAM is present. Although I have not
experienced the problem myself, I have read that Windows 95 with some
motherboards can actually report less RAM when more RAM is installed. That
is, if you go beyond 128M, the system will think that you only have 64M -
something like that. This is probably what the store folks were referring
to.

Peter
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-----Original Message-----
> Hi,
> I was at an electronics store not too long ago, and they suggested that
its possible to have too much RAM. I have a P3 600, 128 100 MHZ SDRAM. Would
it be good to double it?
>
> John Bissell

Hal Trachenberg wrote:
There is no such thing as "too much RAM".  I don't know what they were
refering to or what was discussed, but they might have been implying that it
is possible to have more RAM than what is necessary. Depending on what you
are using your computer for will be the deciding factor whether to add more

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