Quake3World

Posted: 06-14-2006 09:18 PM

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You have 4 slots, can you put 2X 256 and 2X 128 or worst 3X 128, or 1X 128 and 2X 256? Is there anything you can do to your bios to accept them? Or is there a certain bios special that would accept it, or am I out off the field yet?

nowadays you can get away with almost all configurations.

As axbaby pointed out, yup. To make sure there will be no complications, try to have all your modules from the same company, for example Kingston. Remember Pete, it all depends on your motherboard.

Captain Mazda wrote:AsTo make sure there will be no complications, try to have all your modules from the same company,

On standard memory that almost never makes a difference. It starts to make a difference on dual channel configurations using high performance RAM.

This is what I have HPKayakXUSeries04xxD6341T
I know it's old 1999 I think and it was retailed at around 10.000$ at the time, unbelievable.
http://search.hp.com/query.html?lang=en ... .html&sh=1

Here: http://www.upgradememory.com/Kayak_XU_Series_04xx_and_Kayak_C4859.cfm?NBP=1

Tormentius wrote:Here: http://www.upgradememory.com/Kayak_XU_Series_04xx_and_Kayak_C4859.cfm?NBP=1

Thanks, I really wanted to know if I could mix 128 with 256, 512.
If I have to do it in pair...

Hummm, pete.... i will try to make this as simple as possible for you.

The only ram that you need to worry about putting in pairs and etc is RD/Rambus ram.

SD, DDR, DDR2, etc do not need to worry about that at all.

and your computer has SD Ram, so you do not need to worry about mixing the pairs and etc..

SOME times with SD mobo's and etc, they dont like if you put a Single sidded stick along with a Twin sided stick.

thats all you need to worry about, not upgrade that shit mang

AmIdYfReAk wrote:Hummm, pete.... i will try to make this as simple as possible for you.

The only ram that you need to worry about putting in pairs and etc is RD/Rambus ram.

SD, DDR, DDR2, etc do not need to worry about that at all.

and your computer has SD Ram, so you do not need to worry about mixing the pairs and etc..

SOME times with SD mobo's and etc, they dont like if you put a Single sidded stick along with a Twin sided stick.

thats all you need to worry about, not upgrade that shit mang

Thanks again, but then I have to play with the bios?
BTW, I already have spared memories. Don't need to buy it.

sorry mang, i was talking on the phone when i was typing that..

and no, you shouldnet need to go into the bios at all.

memories?

I remember accidentally upgrading my 486 dx4 to have 64mb of ram in 1994

i remember buying 4mb of EDO for like $350, i had a whoping 8mb

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Original AGC:
Designed by M.I.T. in 1964
World's first microchip computer
Prototype computer for Apollo moon landing
Memory: 12K fixed (ROM), 1K eraseable (RAM)
Clock: 1.024 MHz
Computing: 11 instructions, 16 bit word
Logic: ~5000 ICs (3-input NOR gates, RTL logic)
My AGC:
Built from original M.I.T. design documents
Started November 2000, completed October 2004
~15K hand-wrapped wire connections; ~3500 feet of wire
Cost (parts only): $2,980.
Labor: ~2500 hours
Logic: ~500 ICs (LSTTL logic)
Runs flight software (1969 program name: COLOSSUS 249)