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> [mailto:piclist-bounces@mit.edu] On Behalf Of Hulatt, Jon
> Sent: 2005 May 26, Thu 00:34
> To: Microcontroller discussion list - Public.
> Subject: RE: [OT] piclist.com archive is better
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> how many pins are the dims, how many slots are free/what ram 
> is in there at the moment? 

SQL SERVER:
They are the big suckers... The 168's? For the SQL server, Gateway says it
is this one:

System Serial Number: 0016118689

Motherboard Part Number: 4000510

Number of Memory Slots on Board: 3 (3 banks of 1)

Maximum Amount / Type of RAM that can be Installed:  
 384MB  SDRAM, PC100 
 
Type of Memory Modules (shipped):  
 128-MB 100Mhz 64Bit 4-clock CL=2 SDRAM UNBUFFERED DIMM

 Pn       Description           Price  Status
 3053816  128 MB PC100 SDRAM  $ 74.99  OUT OF STOCK   


WEB SERVER:
Now, the web server was custom built by M Adam Davis (and he did a nice job)
with a GA-6VEM Socket 370 motherboard and the VT8601T / VT82C686B chipset.
It has two 168 pin slots, one slot currently has 256M in it. The manual says
it will take up to 1G but I guess that is with two 512M chips. It supports
PC-100/PC-133 SDRAM at 3.3V only and it says the memory size can vary
between the sockets.

I wonder if a batch more memory would speed up the search engine?



If someone actually decides to send some memory to me, email first to let me
know what you have and I'll take the best offer and say thank you to all...
No point in sending me more than I came use.

And I would be very grateful...

---
James.
 


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