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does PC133 memory causes problems when it works on 66MHz?
I want to upgrade my memory, but the max. busspeed is 66MHz
 

hollett

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No, the PC133 is just rated to work at a maximum os 133Mhz or 7.5ns. However yoyu may get problems mixing old ram with new if you use diffrent speed ram (e.g Cas 2 + Cas 3) but i have mixed PC66 and PC100 (all cas 3) without any problems.

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Crashman

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NOt normally a problem. If you have the Intel VX chipset it won't work. If you have an old motherboard it may be limmited to 64 or128MB modules. So unless it's an Intel VX, you shouldn't have a problem using 64MB PC133, or 128MB PC-133 in most situations.

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lhgpoobaa

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it shouldnt do...
its like driving a ferrari around in second gear :)
i had 2 sticks of PC133 stuck in my old 66mhz mobo. and they worked fine.

and you can always take them out once you get a new mobo :)

My Hamster has 512MB of SDRAM @ 150Mhz CAS 2!