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Re: How do you know what type RAM to install ?
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What about a 90MHX Dimension by Dell?  Same type?

Thanks

John Farrow

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[mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Tom Turak
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Subject: Re: [PCBUILD] How do you know what type RAM to install ?


You need 72 pin EDO Simms.  You can typically confirm this during the
boot process.  One of the text messages displayed on a black background
before windows loads should report the type of RAM (EDO or FP)and the
location (either by bank or slot #).  You need to buy them in pairs.

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