well.. i have this old case lying around(soon to be a linux server machine).. and i was inspecting the components.. and i cant figure out if its pc100 ram or what..
"also what processer did you have them with"
A p2 233.. so the system is a coupla a years old.. it was proboably bought when those p2's became cheaper..
You can if you look around. I don't know why anyone would buy them because it kind of limits you if you plan on using them in anything else. I agree I'd get the pc133. As cheap as prices are right now I've not seen any price difference between the three.
When I go into a computer store I lose all means of reason for some reason.
It's not only PC66, it's the SPECIAL OLDER type of PC66 that the Intel VX chipset requires! Last I looked a 32MB stick of the stuff cost about $100!
Scratch that, Crucila just dropped it to $35. Supply was short up until recently, now demand is down. They ended production while people still needed it because it was selling slow, but now very few people need it.