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WINDSHEAR   04-12-2006 at 10:28:14 PM

I was wondering what 64MB and 128MB sticks usually sell for? I ended up with 3 128MB pc133 (i think) and a pc100 64MB.

Which leads me to the question, how do you find out if it's pc133 or pc100?

thanks guys

Edit: they are 168pin SDRAM, of course. DIMMs.

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angry_ducky   04-12-2006 at 11:18:29 PM
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I was wondering what 64MB and 128MB sticks usually sell for? I ended up with 3 128MB pc133 (i think) and a pc100 64MB.

Which leads me to the question, how do you find out if it's pc133 or pc100?

thanks guys

Edit: they are 168pin SDRAM, of course. DIMMs.



You probably won't get much for them because they're still available on newegg for reasonable prices. Maybe like $5-10 a stick, at the most.

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WINDSHEAR   04-13-2006 at 09:43:22 PM
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thanks

anybody here know how to tell the difference between pc133 and pc100?

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EllisD420   04-13-2006 at 10:12:34 PM
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There should be a sticker somewhere on the stick and if there isnt, i dont know of a way other than to put iit in a mobo and check in the bios.

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WINDSHEAR   04-14-2006 at 11:53:15 PM
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yeah problem is, it only works in older computers with older BIOS's, and it doesn't show in the BIOS....

and, there aren't any stickers on them.

on only one of them was I able to dig it up by googling the numbers on the chips themselves, I have no other way to tell.

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