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Can you mix RDRAM chip size (i.e. 1x128MB with 1x256MB) in the same
channel on a Pentium III computer? Thank you.
bhr
channel on a Pentium III computer? Thank you.
bhr
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Bob I
Read your motherboard manual to see.
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NuT CrAcKeR
AFAIK, RDRAM must be matched. If not, you may only get 128 out of the other
chip. That is purely a guess....
I am unaware of any PIII systems (save for Xeons) that use Rambus memory.
NuTs
chip. That is purely a guess....
I am unaware of any PIII systems (save for Xeons) that use Rambus memory.
NuTs
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Colon Terminus
Supermicro, among others I presume, made motherboards based on the i820/i840
chipset that would accomodate RDRAM with either a P-II or a P-III.
chipset that would accomodate RDRAM with either a P-II or a P-III.
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NuT CrAcKeR said:AFAIK, RDRAM must be matched. If not, you may only get 128 out of the other
chip. That is purely a guess....
I am unaware of any PIII systems (save for Xeons) that use Rambus memory.
These are Compaq PIII AP250s. One channel/two slots only. Ugh.
From a response on the HP.COM forums, this is supposedly alright. As
long as they are both ECC. Speed is not even important (PC800/PC700)
as I have successfully mixed these on the same channel (running at the
lowest chip speed, of course). Thank you for your reply.
bhr