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Lieutenant Junior Grade
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Location: Irvine, CA, USA
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Im interesting in adding more RAM to my comp, and i was wondering if it is possible to mix pc150 with pc100 ram. If it is possible, would i be taking advantage of everything the pc150 is offering? Thanx in advance!!
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Yes its possible to mix and match ram. I use pc100 and pc133 memory in one of my systems. No you wouldn't be taking adavatage of everything the pc150 offers.
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the ram will only run at your bus speed. therefore, if you have pc133 or pc150 ram in a motherboard with a pc100 bus speed, the ram will run at 100 as opposed to the higher speeds.
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ram mixing
coleslaw is correct...
only at bus speed |
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Lieutenant Junior Grade
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Mix RAM
I have one 128MB RAM chip, PC 133.....I am interested in buying more RAM....will there be any problems or conflicts if I buy RAM from another manufacturer at PC 133 speed? Also, how can I check what brand or type my RAM is? Is it listed under "device manager"? (P.S. I'm running windows 2000)
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ChahSiuBow
device manager will not say who the manufacturer your ram is...
the best way to find out is: take off the case, check it out.. your 128MB of SDRAM @ 133MHZ probably has a seek time of 7.5 nanoseconds.. look for a manufacturer tag.. the only other way is to contact the company that built your PC... have the serial/model number at hand. peace.. mix and match any brands... keep the specs the same |
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