-=> JIM HOLSONBACK wrote to JEAN PARROT <=-
 
 -=> JEAN PARROT wrote to ROY J. TELLASON <=-
 
 JP> I am under the impression that these slots HAVE to be populated
 JP> two at the time, no single stick nor three. YMMV

 RJT> In a pentium machine?  Yeah,  if they're 72-pin sockets,  otherwise if
 RJT> they're those 156-pin DIMM sockets you can stick just one in there.

 JP>         Right you are. Wayne has an old machine like mine.

 JH> I think you and Roy are talking about _168_-pin DIMMS, right?

I've got 72 pin here with four slots available with one
of those being offset on the board from the other three.
One of the memory sticks is marked  Alliance
AS4C14005-60JC
9719 B4482-B
Here's an odd bit the second of four sticks is marked   
9729 B6N70-B
First sequence of numbers is the same on both sticks.
The 2 - 8 meggers in the first two slots check out OK
while one of the 2 sticks I've got removed is defective.
Are these suitable for the 4 MHz refresh rate I'm seeing
on Ebay. I'll stick these numbers into a search engine too
to see what I can find out.
Removing the pair in the first two slots and subbing pair 3 and 4
eliminated the memory error with attendant beep code of
1-3-4-1 which didn't even wake up the monitor.
 
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