Hi Rob,

I know back then they went up to 64MB.  Now you can get them up to 256MB,
but I doubt anything over 64MB SIMMs will work on your board.  If you still
have the manual, check it out (or you can sometimes find documentation
on-line).  64MB EDO SIMMs are pretty cheap now, so if you're board will take
them, that's the way to go.  You'll have to buy pairs.

If you're board will not take anything larger than 32's, try
www.computergeeks.com for older memory.  You might also try www.egghead.com
as well.  Be prepared for a little sticker-shock though.

Good luck!

Kyle Elmblade
Distinct Computer Solutions
Sales - Upgrades - Training - Consulting
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From: "Rob Elsworth" <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Monday, November 05, 2001 1:08 PM
Subject: [PCBUILD] Question re: 72 pin memory sticks


> What was the largest capacity (size) 72 pin memory modules offered?
> I've got an older Pentium I box that has four slots that currently
> have an 8 MByte RAM module in each slot.  I'd like to increase the
> memory, but don't know what the largest 72 pin RAM memory modules were
> that was made.  I'd like to go up to at least 64 MBytes, but, if
> possible, to 128 MBytes, if such memory is still available.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Regards,
>
> Rob E.

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