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Ronak Shah
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Sun Dec 05, 2004 8:57 am Post subject:
Memory stick ID |
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I have two memories sticks and don't know what speed they. They came out of
a old PC running Intel Celeron 500 Processor...
There is a white sticker behind both of the sticks which says:
for the first one:
28092101
100 64
For second one (this one has a sticker in from that says its 64M SDRAM)
28061401
100 64
There are florescent sticker on the back of both with "warranty void if
removed" on them with the following numbers
for first one: (the letters 'CC' written in black marker on top of the
sticker)
X1312
warranty void if removed
000921
for the second one: (the letters 'CC' written in black marker on top of the
sticker)
X1214
warranty void if removed
000608
The ICs on the first one have the following markings:
TECHLab
TLS39S6480T-75
0032
The ICs on the second one have the following markings
Tlnnovation
TC81V66841TL-8
0023
any ideas on the speed? (PC???)
I know the second one is 64M any clue on the first one?
Does the white sticker mean that they are PC100?
last question....
I have a new pC which uses PC133 memory sticks.. what would happen if I used
PC100 sticks in them?
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Watson A.Name - \"Watt Su
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Sun Dec 05, 2004 9:11 am Post subject:
Re: Memory stick ID |
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"Ronak Shah" <ronakshaw@rogers.com> wrote in message
news:a6mdnSYDW-ix5C_cRVn-uA@rogers.com...
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| Quote: | any ideas on the speed? (PC???)
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Seems like they would be PC100 if they say 100 on them.
| Quote: | I know the second one is 64M any clue on the first one?
Does the white sticker mean that they are PC100?
last question....
I have a new pC which uses PC133 memory sticks.. what would happen if
I used
PC100 sticks in them?
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I upgraded a Dell GX-110 with memory, and the BIOS said it was PC133,
but the specs call for PC100. So maybe the PC100 will work ok if you
try it out in the PC133 machine. |
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Sun Dec 05, 2004 10:39 am Post subject:
Re: Memory stick ID |
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On Sat, 4 Dec 2004 21:57:48 -0500, "Ronak Shah" <ronakshaw@rogers.com>
wrote:
| Quote: | I have two memories sticks and don't know what speed they. They came out of
a old PC running Intel Celeron 500 Processor...
There is a white sticker behind both of the sticks which says:
for the first one:
28092101
100 64
For second one (this one has a sticker in from that says its 64M SDRAM)
28061401
100 64
There are florescent sticker on the back of both with "warranty void if
removed" on them with the following numbers
for first one: (the letters 'CC' written in black marker on top of the
sticker)
X1312
warranty void if removed
000921
for the second one: (the letters 'CC' written in black marker on top of the
sticker)
X1214
warranty void if removed
000608
The ICs on the first one have the following markings:
TECHLab
TLS39S6480T-75
0032
The ICs on the second one have the following markings
Tlnnovation
TC81V66841TL-8
0023
any ideas on the speed? (PC???)
I know the second one is 64M any clue on the first one?
Does the white sticker mean that they are PC100?
last question....
I have a new pC which uses PC133 memory sticks.. what would happen if I used
PC100 sticks in them?
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Most likely PC100, based on the 100 on the stickers and the 7.5 and 8
ns timing on the chip part numbers. I also don't think PC133, 64M
dimms were very common.
You could probably use the chips on a PC that calls for PC133 if you
set the memory timing in the bios appropriately (ie, slower).
-Chris
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Jim Adney
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Tue Dec 07, 2004 5:20 am Post subject:
Re: Memory stick ID |
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On Sat, 4 Dec 2004 21:57:48 -0500 "Ronak Shah" <ronakshaw@rogers.com>
wrote:
| Quote: | any ideas on the speed? (PC???)
I know the second one is 64M any clue on the first one?
Does the white sticker mean that they are PC100?
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My guess. like yours, is that they are 64MB, PC100 sticks.
| Quote: | last question....
I have a new pC which uses PC133 memory sticks.. what would happen if I used
PC100 sticks in them?
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I have some PC100 memory sticks which work fine at 133, and some that
don't.
Google for Memtest86, which is a free downloadable memory tester. With
it, you can test them yourself without taking a chance of messing up
your OS. The current version is 3.2.
Memtest86 creates a bootable floppy disk that all the tests are done
from, so this is all done without involving your hard disk or the OS
on it.
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Jim Adney jadney@vwtype3.org
Madison, WI 53711 USA
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