I stand corrected.  However the 80386 (not a pentium I know) was released in October of 1985 and could address 4 GB of memory.  It may have been very expensive then and maybe no motherboard of the time could use that much.  But what michael has he did not buy back then (I presume). So until he says what he actually has, we really do not know do we?

On 11/27/06, JT Moree <moreejt@pcxperience.com > wrote:
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> different sized sticks in one or more and can't be maxxed out.  If his
> motherboard cannot handle over 384 MB it has to be from the 1980's or so

perhaps that's meant as an exaggeration.  8 M of RAM in 1994 was
expensive and common. :)  1997 we finally moved to 64M RAM as standard
in most new machines because MSOffice needed it to run more than one app
at a time.

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PC Xperience, Inc.
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