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memory for old pc

MiCr0 · 2000-05-08 15:13:00

i've got a p75 (circa 1996) with 16mb of memory(my only pc atm,don't laugh i'm getting another) and i want to stick some more memory in it. what sort of memory do ne i reckon is in it? MiCr0 as you can see i'm having a very busy day in work

08-05-2000 4:13pm

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MiCr0

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i've got a p75 (circa 1996) with 16mb of memory(my only pc atm,don't laugh i'm getting another) and i want to stick some more memory in it. what sort of memory do ne i reckon is in it?

MiCr0

as you can see i'm having a very busy day in work

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#2 08-05-2000 4:57pm

SickBoy

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72pin Simms. 72pin EDO memory is better but dont mix the 2 types. If you have EDO get more EDO and vise versa.

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#3 08-05-2000 10:54pm

SantaHoe

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If you haven't a clue what the memory is, your best bet would to be to install a good PC Diagnostics tool, that should be able to give you all the info on what's already installed.
(eg. Scisoft Sandra)
Think you can pickup a trial version somewhere...

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