same type of RAM?

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I've just got a 512MB RAM module that's PC2100, 266MHz, CL2.5. I think
that's the sort of RAM that my system takes, but the 512MB module in there
now has 8 black chips on each side, this new module just has 8 black chips
on one side. Will these 2 modules be ok to use together?

 

[Guest]

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just plug it in and see what happens.

 

[Guest]

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In article <2ki1u3F2bu7vU1@uni-berlin.de>, K4 says...
> I've just got a 512MB RAM module that's PC2100, 266MHz, CL2.5. I think
> that's the sort of RAM that my system takes, but the 512MB module in there
> now has 8 black chips on each side, this new module just has 8 black chips
> on one side. Will these 2 modules be ok to use together?
>
Should be.

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Conor

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[Scott]

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"-Alby Hewlet" <bogus@nowhere.net> wrote in message
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> just plug it in and see what happens.
>
>

Isn't that what they said when they invented the H bomb???
;-)
Scott