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Re: Anyone know what SDRAM this is ?

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From: Harry Broomhall
Date: Sat, 17 Apr 1999 00:00
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On Sat, 17 Apr 99 09:14:10 GMT, iwta@beckley.demon.co.uk (Ian W
Taylor) wrote:

>I bought an 128Mb 66Mhz SDRAM, but POST checks only report 64Mb
>
>The 16 chips are marked 81164842A-100FN, does any one
>know recognise what they are ?

    A description of any logo would have helped!  I *think* these are
Fujitsu parts.  If so the DIMMs are very probably 128MB.

>
>M/B is an Abit TX5 rev 1.2 with the latest GN bios.

  This is the problem I think.  This is a TX board, and it is rare for
these boards to understand 'high-density' DIMMs.  This means that
DIMMs have to be 32MB or under for them to be recognised.

   In addition, in general, fitting more than 64MB to a TX board is
liable to cause it to slow down by some amount.  TX boards are normaly
only capable of cacheing up to 64MB.

   Regards,
         Harry.
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