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Thanks a lot. You've been very informative.<br />
People like you make this web site really outstanding !.<br />
Happy Holidays!.<br />
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Efrain R Portales<br />

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Thanks a lot. You've been very informative.
People like you make this web site really outstanding !.
Happy Holidays!.

Efrain R Portales


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I just added 8 MB of RAM (in two 4-MB chips) to a<br />
pentium PC with 90 Mhz with 8 MB (also, in two 4-MB chips)<br />
running win95 (barely moving !). All the chips are 72-pin.<br />
The machine accepted the extra RAM ( for a total ot 16 MB ) and is working OK.<br />
My question to the knowledgeable guys is:What are the things to consider when adding memory?, is it OK to add chips as long as they fit?, do the chips have to be installed in pairs?.<br />
I will appreciate any comments.<br />
TIA,<br />
&nbsp;<br />
Efrain R Portales<br />
Fort Worth<br />

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I just added 8 MB of RAM (in two 4-MB chips) to a
pentium PC with 90 Mhz with 8 MB (also, in two 4-MB chips)
running win95 (barely moving !). All the chips are 72-pin.
The machine accepted the extra RAM ( for a total ot 16 MB ) and is working OK.
My question to the knowledgeable guys is:What are the things to consider when adding memory?, is it OK to add chips as long as they fit?, do the chips have to be installed in pairs?.
I will appreciate any comments.
TIA,
 
Efrain R Portales
Fort Worth


Adding more memory.

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