Larry, FWIW, XP is going to kinda choke on 233mhz. Contrary
to
what M$ says, you need something much faster for XP to work
its
best. (I believe Peter told you how much memory it could
take). If that's a Socket 7, I believe 266mhz was the
fastest
Pentium or AMD made in that socket. If it by chance it's a
Slot 1, then it should be able to take something a bit
faster.
I think 233mhz was where Slot 1 started.
-Clint
Merry Christmas to all & God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://www.OrpheusComputing.com/computers/specials.html
http://www.Comput
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----- Original Message -----
From: "LarryB"
I have a NEC Power Mate 5000 basic unit NLX which has a 40g
HD
but only
64m of ram. I would like to maximize the ram.It has one more
slot. The
board the ram is on has 8 chips, 2 banks of 4 each. the only
number on
the board is V8X64U34K110B and has the name of Viking
conponents on the
other side. Each chip has this number. 5264805FTT75
The computer tower has a 233mhz Pentium in it. I was hoping
to
load
Windows XP and set it up for modem use as my friend does not
have any
other option.
I think it was used in a cash payroll loaning business and
only
had a
basic Windows NT version 4 loaded. I took the HD out to
distroy
any
records that might be on it. Then installed a used 40g HD.
Any help will be appreciated.
--
LarryBrowning
K & L Electronics
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