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Another thing is that the Intel i815e chipset can only recognise four
"lines" of ram, ie you could have four single sided ram sticks, two double
sided - not sure about uneven, ie one double, two single.. :)

btw, what I mean by single side is there's (I think) eight chips on one side
of the ram stick, double side = eight chips on *both* sides.

This is a documented "feature".. :)

Could be why your third stick isn't being recognised.

hth,

kenco.

"Cmdr. Chode" <hhunt@houston.rr.com> wrote in message
news:nrC46.435$dZ5.45653@typhoon.austin.rr.com...
> Is the 3rd DIMM the same spec otherwise? CAS? ECC or not? Have you tried
> putting it in a different slot?
>
>
> "Barry Ward" <baz@powerup.com.au> wrote in message
news:3a52a3e2@grissom...
> > I have just put together a Celeron700/AOPEN AX3S system.
> >
> >  I initially thought that the 2x64 meg PC133 RAM sticks (PQI brand) that
I
> > had purchased were dead - so I went out and bought another 1x64 meg
stick
> of
> > a different brand.(Hyundai)
> >
> > Now I realise that the original 2x64 sticks were OK after all (finger
> > trouble on my part -- blush, blush!!!) and they work fine. They are
> > recognised by the bios as a total of 128Meg.
> >
> > But when I put the third (Hyundai) stick in the third slot, the BIOS
only
> > recognises 64Meg total. I know that this third stick is OK ---so?????
> >
> > Any advice please?
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > Barry in Brisbane Australia
> >
> >
> >
> >
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