sportie
08-27-2001, 10:20 PM
Hi
I have a 350 MMX Pentium 2 Win 98
I want to upgrade Is it ok to use 1 stick of 256mb or 2 x 128mb will i have any conflict as i have 2x32mb=64mb in now.
( 256MB PC100Mhz 168 Pin SDRAM )
I would like to Add this Ram Is this compatible with my PC
I have done some tests on my pc see below
Memory Configuration
Description Results
RAM installed 64 MB
Windows RAM 64 MB
Total RAM slots 4
Available RAM slots 2
Max RAM module size 32 MB
Memory Type |DIMM|SDRAM| level 1 Cache 32 KB
Level 2 Cache 512 KB
Chipset Intel 82443BXSpeed Rating 612 MB/s (104% of 22115 similar)
Speed Rating 612 MB/s (104% of 22115 similar)
Processor
Description Your Results
Brand/Model Intel Pentium II with MMX
Nominal Clock Speed 350 MHz
Measured Clock Speed 361 MHz
External Clock Speed 66 MHz
CPUID Information 0x0651 0x183F9FF
CPU Load 2%
Level 1 Cache 32 KB
Level 2 Cache 512 KB
Speed Rating 1056 (107% of 22115 similar)
speed rating is measured in megabytes per second. The percentage indicates the performance of this system compared to systems in our database with a similar CPU and clock speed; the number of similar systems is also shown. For example, a score of 50% would indicate this system had half the performance of comparable systems; 200% would indicate twice the performance. A "normal" number is 100% plus or minus about 15%.
This system has 64 megabytes of memory available for Windows. This amount will be adequate to run some applications with acceptable performance, but you may still notice periods of disk swapping. This is particularly true if you run large applications, or use multiple Windows applications simultaneously. Adding more memory might improve performance.
According to the data reported by the system BIOS, there are 2 available memory slots on the system board. That means you can add memory simply by inserting new memory modules into the empty slots. On this system, memory modules can be up to 32MB, so you could add up to 64MB of RAM without removing the existing memory modules.
I have a 350 MMX Pentium 2 Win 98
I want to upgrade Is it ok to use 1 stick of 256mb or 2 x 128mb will i have any conflict as i have 2x32mb=64mb in now.
( 256MB PC100Mhz 168 Pin SDRAM )
I would like to Add this Ram Is this compatible with my PC
I have done some tests on my pc see below
Memory Configuration
Description Results
RAM installed 64 MB
Windows RAM 64 MB
Total RAM slots 4
Available RAM slots 2
Max RAM module size 32 MB
Memory Type |DIMM|SDRAM| level 1 Cache 32 KB
Level 2 Cache 512 KB
Chipset Intel 82443BXSpeed Rating 612 MB/s (104% of 22115 similar)
Speed Rating 612 MB/s (104% of 22115 similar)
Processor
Description Your Results
Brand/Model Intel Pentium II with MMX
Nominal Clock Speed 350 MHz
Measured Clock Speed 361 MHz
External Clock Speed 66 MHz
CPUID Information 0x0651 0x183F9FF
CPU Load 2%
Level 1 Cache 32 KB
Level 2 Cache 512 KB
Speed Rating 1056 (107% of 22115 similar)
speed rating is measured in megabytes per second. The percentage indicates the performance of this system compared to systems in our database with a similar CPU and clock speed; the number of similar systems is also shown. For example, a score of 50% would indicate this system had half the performance of comparable systems; 200% would indicate twice the performance. A "normal" number is 100% plus or minus about 15%.
This system has 64 megabytes of memory available for Windows. This amount will be adequate to run some applications with acceptable performance, but you may still notice periods of disk swapping. This is particularly true if you run large applications, or use multiple Windows applications simultaneously. Adding more memory might improve performance.
According to the data reported by the system BIOS, there are 2 available memory slots on the system board. That means you can add memory simply by inserting new memory modules into the empty slots. On this system, memory modules can be up to 32MB, so you could add up to 64MB of RAM without removing the existing memory modules.