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Everything I have read points to PC133 not working 100% w/ 100mhz systems. &nbsp;Thanks for the info. &nbsp;I don't however think I will be paying quite Kingston prices for my ram.
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Everything I have read points to PC133 not working 100% w/ 100mhz systems.  Thanks for the info.  I don't however think I will be paying quite Kingston prices for my ram.

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I just upgraded to a AMD K62-400, and put it in a brand new Aopen AX59 Pro Motherboard. &nbsp;I am confused as to what type of ram I need, I see everywhere PC100, PC133, True Parity, and then regurlar SDRAM,10 ns, 8 ns, 6.5 ns, etc. &nbsp;The tech said I should check the motherboard settings, but all it says is that the bus of the chip is 100Mhz. &nbsp;If you could help me with what type and ns would be best it would help a lot.
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I just upgraded to a AMD K62-400, and put it in a brand new Aopen AX59 Pro Motherboard.  I am confused as to what type of ram I need, I see everywhere PC100, PC133, True Parity, and then regurlar SDRAM,10 ns, 8 ns, 6.5 ns, etc.  The tech said I should check the motherboard settings, but all it says is that the bus of the chip is 100Mhz.  If you could help me with what type and ns would be best it would help a lot.

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