here is my info.
Your BIOS Report Results
BIOS ID: 06/09/2000-693-596-ITE86-P6BAT
OEM Sign-On: P6BAT-B Ver 1.7 06/09/2000
BIOS Date: 06/09/00
BIOS Type: Award
Chipset: VIA 82C691 rev 34
detact 128 on 256 sdram pc133
No, they give a 128Mb chip. You need 16 to make 256MB either way. However, the 32Mx4 chips need the memory controller to address/refresh the 32M addresses on each chip; and if the memory controller can only access 16M addresses you'll only see half the RAM. All 16 "x4" chips are needed to get your 64-bit data word, so although it may look double-sided physically you'll actually be addressing chips on both sides with every full-word access, so it's logically "single-sided".Ritchie wrote:Edwin - Shouldn't the memory be a different organisation for a 256MB module? I think 16 X 8 and 32 X 4 both give a 128MB chip.
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