1 Gig RAM

E

Eric Morin

I am thinking that the two RAM types are not the same. For
example, you cannot put PC133 RAM with PC100... check that
out, it might be the root of your problem
 
J

Jetro

Using BIOS you can lock the RAM speed at 100MHz or whatever you want, so the
mix of 100/133 modules is not an issue. In case of Celeron you must lock the
RAM speed @ 100 MHz.
Quick question: 'the system doesn't boot up' - is it the box itself or OS?
 

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