128 MB DDR SDRAM at 333MHz in Dim 2400

[Jim]

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Is this 168 pin or 184 pin ?

For the Dimension 2400 does it take one or the other or both? If
both, can you mix (one of each as a pair) ?

 

[Guest]

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The Dimension 2400 uses 184-pin DDR DIMM memory. DDR DIMMs do not have to be
matched pairs. They can be mixed and matched as long as they meet the
requirements of the motherboard spec. Or a system can be run with a single DDR
DIMM, exactly like the low-end factory configured system is delivered with an
inadequate (for 99% of users) single 128MB DDR DIMM... Ben Myers

On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 10:08:47 -0500, jim wrote:

>Is this 168 pin or 184 pin ?
>
>For the Dimension 2400 does it take one or the other or both? If
>both, can you mix (one of each as a pair) ?

 

[Jim]

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On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 15:42:14 GMT, ben_myers_spam_me_not @ charter.net
(Ben Myers) wrote:

>The Dimension 2400 uses 184-pin DDR DIMM memory. DDR DIMMs do not have to be
>matched pairs. They can be mixed and matched as long as they meet the
>requirements of the motherboard spec. Or a system can be run with a single DDR
>DIMM, exactly like the low-end factory configured system is delivered with an
>inadequate (for 99% of users) single 128MB DDR DIMM... Ben Myers
>
>On Tue, 24 Aug 2004 10:08:47 -0500, jim wrote:
>
>>Is this 168 pin or 184 pin ?
>>
>>For the Dimension 2400 does it take one or the other or both? If
>>both, can you mix (one of each as a pair) ?


Thank you Ben.

Based on your reply and other readings, just ordered from
zipzoomfly.com, 1-512mb pc2700 for a dimension 2400 for
out the door cost of $78.90 .