"Adrian C" wrote in message
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Captain Midnight wrote:
Details for the HP machine are here


http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/genericDocument?docname=bph06558&cc=us
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Adrian C

Memory bus will work at the speed of the slowest component. Putting
PC100
in a system that is otherwise PC133 will slow it down.


Nope. It's actually a system with a synchronous 100HMz system bus (Intel
810 chipset, 700MHz Celeron). Check the link I posted. ;-)

PC133 memory is overspec, though probably more available. It will run at
100MHz speeds on the system, save for the few DRAM chips that are sadly
incompatible with Intel 810/810E and BX chipsets. Best the OP either try
with what he has been given, or check websites like Crucial or Kingston
for their recomendation and system tested products.

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Adrian C

Wasn't posting as to what he should use. Just that 100 shouldn't be used if
the system is otherwise 133.