Some motherboards don't accept RAM chips over a certain size, and some boards
don't like mixing ram sizes, especially the older hardware. You might want to
find the documentation for this motherboard to find out what limit of chip
sizes are accepted, not to mention what configuration of chips are accepted.
On Sun, 02 Apr 2000, you wrote:
> About 2 weeks ago I put together a new machine with an AT motherboard (I had
> a wonderful Enlight case).
> It was working fine for 2 weeks.
> Then I put PNY PC100 128MB memory into it.
> Now it doesn't want to start.
> After multiple power ons/offs, it will finally come up.
> Before it had 2 64MB PC100 generic DIMMS.
> Do you think the 1 128MB PNY PC100 DIMM could be screwing it up?
> Thanks for any help.
> Mark
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