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in normal cases you will be able to use it. Using both together However certain mobo might be a little bit sensitive on certain brand memory. To be on the safe side, geta more well known brand like kingston ram.<br />
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FIY, if your mobo type is a BX type board or lower, you wont really achieve the maximum perfromance of yuor new pc133 ram as the bottleneck lies in your mobo. In such case, you new pc133 ram only running at 100 mhz<br />
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in normal cases you will be able to use it. Using both together However certain mobo might be a little bit sensitive on certain brand memory. To be on the safe side, geta more well known brand like kingston ram.

FIY, if your mobo type is a BX type board or lower, you wont really achieve the maximum perfromance of yuor new pc133 ram as the bottleneck lies in your mobo. In such case, you new pc133 ram only running at 100 mhz

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i am gonna get some new memory. &nbsp;my current memory is pc100 can i use pc133 in my machine - it says so in the manual that i can use either, does that mean i have to get rid of the other memory?
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i am gonna get some new memory.  my current memory is pc100 can i use pc133 in my machine - it says so in the manual that i can use either, does that mean i have to get rid of the other memory?

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