"`G4" skrev i meddelandet
news:60066357.0312150959.778b9220@posting.google.c om...
> hi, just wondering if anyone can tell me if this 64bit monster
> supports 256MB simms? just i've not seen much of the old 72pin EDO ECC
> simms around, then i came accross 512MB (two 256MB simms) and was
> wondering if this would work ok.
>
> cheers,
> marc

The 168 pin simms will not fit the slots.....

"Conny" writes:

> "`G4" skrev i meddelandet
> news:60066357.0312150959.778b9220@posting.google.c om...
>> hi, just wondering if anyone can tell me if this 64bit monster
>> supports 256MB simms? just i've not seen much of the old 72pin EDO ECC
>> simms around, then i came accross 512MB (two 256MB simms) and was
>> wondering if this would work ok.
>
> The 168 pin simms will not fit the slots.....

168 makes me think of DIMMs.

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Måns Rullgård
mru@kth.se

On 15 Dec 2003 09:59:33 -0800, marcfinnwilson@hotmail.com (`G4) wrote:

>hi, just wondering if anyone can tell me if this 64bit monster
>supports 256MB simms? just i've not seen much of the old 72pin EDO ECC
>simms around, then i came accross 512MB (two 256MB simms) and was
>wondering if this would work ok.
>
>cheers,
>marc

My understanding is that 16Mx36 (64M) modules (54-24123-AA) are the
limit. In my 21164/ev5 (XLT-300), I utilize 4x64 in bank-0.

_H

The memory config for the Alphastation 600 required 8 simms per bank, there
were two memory risers/towers 4 chips would go in each. So in other words a
successful 128MB upgrade would have meant 8 x 16MB chips. The total
supported memory maximum was 1GB meaning 4 fully loaded 256MB banks or
32x16MB chips.

I think 2 x 256MB chips would be unlikely to work.

Cheers,

James

"Måns Rullgård" wrote in message
news:yw1x65ghhgoy.fsf@kth.se...
> "Conny" writes:
>
> > "`G4" skrev i meddelandet
> > news:60066357.0312150959.778b9220@posting.google.c om...
> >> hi, just wondering if anyone can tell me if this 64bit monster
> >> supports 256MB simms? just i've not seen much of the old 72pin EDO ECC
> >> simms around, then i came accross 512MB (two 256MB simms) and was
> >> wondering if this would work ok.
> >
> > The 168 pin simms will not fit the slots.....
>
> 168 makes me think of DIMMs.
>
> --
> Måns Rullgård
> mru@kth.se


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