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  1. 02-13-1999 02:40 PM #1
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    The PC-100 Label : What Do You Have?

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  2. 02-14-1999 04:20 AM #2
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    Unfortunately, all of my PC-100 SDRAM are generic. No label except a warning not to remove cause it will void warranty.

    All of them will boot up to 112MHz, only 2 will boot using 124MHz but the cpu could not handle the speed. I guess I'm too cheap.
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    Generic or not, true PC-100 SDRAM MUST bear the label. Another reason for caution about vendors who play games with nanosecond numbers.
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