MEMORY CAPACITY FOR OLDER MOBO

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PostPosted: Sat Oct 22, 2005 6:42 pm    Post subject: MEMORY CAPACITY FOR OLDER MOBO Reply with quote

Hi,

My wife has an older PC running an AMD Duron 896MHz processor and it only has 128mb RAM which, for obvious reasons, I want to increase to at least 512Mb.

I understand some mobos will only run 512Mb and I therefore need 2 x 256 SDRAM modules whereas other mobos will support 1024 Mb RAM and I can then buy 1 or 2 512Mb SDRAM stix. I'd like to buy the 512Mb if I can so that I have the option of adding another 512Mb later if I want/need to.

Trouble is I have no Mobo manual and I cant seem to find a manufacturer name/model number on the mobo.

Can anyone tell me how to work out if 512SRAM modules are OK or if I can only use the 256 modules.('Sad')

Gerry Attrick in New Zealand
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PostPosted: Mon Nov 21, 2005 5:30 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

depends on your mainboard. I own an Epox 8kta and an ecs-XYZsomething with the same via kt-133 chipset. epox accepts 3x512 and works perfectly 24/7 here, while the ecs accepts 1x512, but not 2x512, 3x256 works fine on the ecs though. go for 2x256. I seriousy doubt your duron will still be in service when you need more than 2x256mb one day in the future.

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