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JIM HOLSONBACK wrote in a message to WAYNE CHIRNSIDE: WC> Now I'm looking for a DOS memory utility that might tell me if my WC> EDO RAM is parity or non-parity and 60 or 70 NS prior to buying 64 WC> Meg. of EDO on Ebay. I must've missed this the first time around... JH> Hmm. I can't recall that I've ever seen any EDO sticks with parity JH> chips. In any event, just count the memory chips on the SIMM, and JH> if 8 or 16 it is non parity, and if 9 or 18 it is parity. Then there's the issue of whether or not the MB even _supports_ parity ram. I've found that much of what I have here doesn't care about it one way or the other, and if it's there won't use it. A clue might be a setting in CMOS to enable/disable parity checking. I can think of only one system here that has that option. And one that absolutely _requires_ parity ram (that "digital" tower), the rest won't even use it... :-( ---* Origin: TANSTAAFL BBS 717-838-8539 (1:270/615) SEEN-BY: 633/267 270 @PATH: 270/615 150/220 379/1 633/267 |
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