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One correction...
Friday, September 9, 2005 at 10:18 am
Windows 98 Annoyances Discussion Forum
Posted by C K
(5923 messages posted)
I shouldn't type when I am sleeping! ;-) Your computer can handle RAM with a designation
of 16 or 64 where the 32 X "64" spec is. A number of 16 is for the smaller RAM modules
that you have now. A computer must be capable of using a 512 meg module in the mem
slots to use High Density RAM. (Greater than 1 gig total in 2 or more slots) They
would have a designation of something like 64 X 4 which not many computers can use.
Only the last of certian chipsets before DDR ram came out can do so. All others
must use Low Density modules, FYI when buying them. Computers that can use High
density modules can also use Low Density RAM but not the other way around. Have
fun!! :-)
On Thursday, September 8, 2005 at 8:21 pm, Loc Long wrote:
>I have an HP 8750C Pavilion, 667Mhz running WIN98 with original 64M of SDRAM. Phoenix
>BIOS version 1.10
>
>I have just purchased a new memory stick and installed it in second bank. At boot-up
>the system returns the above error . The system does recognize the new extended
SDRAM
>and new the total installed memory for banks
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>The new SDRAM is PC133 256M though
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>Can I run mix speed memory sticks on this HP ?
>The computer specs said it supports both speed. The sale guy said it "should" work
>!
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>When I put the new stick in slot 1, it failed to boot completely. Does this mean
>I have a bad memory stick ?.. It is brand new.
>
>Any suggestions ?
>
>Thanks for your help
>
>Loc
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