> At least on my wife's machine it max'ed out at 128 MB.
> The in-built RAM was 32MB and (lucky woman) she bought
> a no-name Taiwanese 128MB EDO module on the cheap. She
> thought she would get more RAM but ...
This is enormously interesting, though the only 128MB chips I've seen in the
right form factor have been around $150 or more.
> Furthermore, I cannot tell if there is any material
> difference in using brand-named RAM or nameless RAM.
I've had problems even at 64meg with some dimms in these machines. It
doesn't really seem to depend on name vs no-name, just on luck of the draw
(though the top-brand dimms I've tried - IBM, Kingston, Viking - have all
worked).
> My twopence worth from Hong Kong.
And here I thought you guys had moved to dollars and cents...
- David R.
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