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Originally posted by mwh27: Instead of getting 4x256, get 2x512. But you will need some blank "filler" chips for the other 2 slots, but you might already have some.
it sounds like each slot can only support 256. If he put a 512 it will cause problems. even if the bios detects it properly.
Originally posted by MrCoffee: </font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by mwh27: Instead of getting 4x256, get 2x512. But you will need some blank "filler" chips for the other 2 slots, but you might already have some.
it sounds like each slot can only support 256. If he put a 512 it will cause problems. even if the bios detects it properly. </font>[/QUOTE]I can use 2 x 512, thats not problem at all, I have two CRIMM's in there now. But I can get 4 256 sticks cheaper than I can get 2 512's.
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