On Sun, 2003-05-04 at 18:05, bpreece1 wrote:
> This could be because the mother board does not support double sided memory
> !
> Thus is only seeing one side of the second module.
> Also some older motherboards are not designed to use a mix.
> Again SOME motherboards.
That's the first thing I thought of, too. We've run into a few goofy
mobos that will only use single-sided dimms. Very strange...
And that's assuming the mobo even supports 256MB chips. It may be old
enough that it will only support up to a 128MB chip. Can you confirm
that it's supposed to be able to support 256MB ram modules?
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