old gateways, EEK!
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dbate101 (dalton)
, Mar 11 2006 10:29 AM
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Posted 11 March 2006 - 10:29 AM
#2
Posted 11 March 2006 - 03:10 PM
I think you will find that it is 72 pin modules in the 120. Heres crucial's ID for memory.
http://www.crucial.c...memorymodid.asp
Right about when the pentium 200 processors came out the 168 pin memory came out. I still have a Packard-Bell 200 puter with 72 pin dimms and a Packard-Bell 233 with 168 pin dimms. I have saved probably 50 sticks of the old 72 pin dimms from striped out computers.
SRX660
http://www.crucial.c...memorymodid.asp
Right about when the pentium 200 processors came out the 168 pin memory came out. I still have a Packard-Bell 200 puter with 72 pin dimms and a Packard-Bell 233 with 168 pin dimms. I have saved probably 50 sticks of the old 72 pin dimms from striped out computers.
SRX660
#3
Posted 12 March 2006 - 02:37 PM
If I remember correctly, some P5-120 models supported SIMMs & others supported DIMMs.
If you already know that the memory you require is larger than a 72pin SIMM module, then it will use DIMMs. (PC66 SDRAM). It can take a maximum of 128MB.
If you already know that the memory you require is larger than a 72pin SIMM module, then it will use DIMMs. (PC66 SDRAM). It can take a maximum of 128MB.
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