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See this link for more info<br />
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<a href="http://freepctech.com/pc/001/005.shtml" rel="ugc">http://freepctech.com/pc/001/005.shtml</a>
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See this link for more info

http://freepctech.com/pc/001/005.shtml [http://freepctech.com/pc/001/005.shtml]

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I think 486 boards can use single simms only pentium required pairs.
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I think 486 boards can use single simms only pentium required pairs.

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Yes thats what it says on the link ;)
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The maximum memry this system can have is 32MB. &nbsp;It may be possible to upgrade further, but this may need a custom bios flash (ie Mr. BIOS or similar)<br />
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&nbsp;<a href="http://www.mcglen.com/product/Memory/mem_compaq1803.htm" rel="ugc">http://www.mcglen.com/product/Memory/mem_compaq1803.htm</a>
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The maximum memry this system can have is 32MB.  It may be possible to upgrade further, but this may need a custom bios flash (ie Mr. BIOS or similar)


 http://www.mcglen.com/product/Memory/mem_compaq1803.htm [http://www.mcglen.com/product/Memory/mem_compaq1803.htm]

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Thanks for the input Kingsize! You recieve the pts.
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Thanks for the input Kingsize! You recieve the pts.

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Hi, I'm wondering how I can see what type of<br />
motherboard is installed on my computer? I know<br />
I have 32MB of RAM, and would like to upgrade<br />
to at least 64MB. I don't know how to tell<br />
what's compatible with my PC. I'm new with<br />
computers and I'm using an old COMPAQ 4/66i.<br />
<br />
Some Specs:<br />
<br />
Windows 95'<br />
Pentium processor<br />
ISA Bus-type<br />
IBM PC/AT Machine-type<br />
3/8/93 BIOS-Date
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Hi, I'm wondering how I can see what type of
motherboard is installed on my computer? I know
I have 32MB of RAM, and would like to upgrade
to at least 64MB. I don't know how to tell
what's compatible with my PC. I'm new with
computers and I'm using an old COMPAQ 4/66i.

Some Specs:

Windows 95'
Pentium processor
ISA Bus-type
IBM PC/AT Machine-type
3/8/93 BIOS-Date

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