Okay, I am completely lost and I feel like a total idiot. I'm dumb with this stuff so please have mercy. I recently took out the SD-RAM from my PC because I plan on puttting in more, or different SD-RAM. I have the RAM from my PC here which reads:
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Then just recently I tried to insert SD-RAM along with the above one but ended up getting garbled shit on my screen at startup. It was one from these next two cards that I pulled out of an old IBM computer:
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This was the one I tried to insert:
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Then I have two more from an old Dell computer which I haven't tried yet because I don't know what the hell I'm doing:
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The above two contain 192MB RAM total.
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So can someone explain to me what I can do to get the highest combination of two SD-RAM cards for the most RAM with having compatibility?
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Code:
Infineon, HYS64V16300-7.5-C2, 16MX64, SDRAM, C3E12318, PC133-333-520, Assembled in Malaysia, 128MB, Sync, CL3
Then just recently I tried to insert SD-RAM along with the above one but ended up getting garbled shit on my screen at startup. It was one from these next two cards that I pulled out of an old IBM computer:
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This was the one I tried to insert:
Code:
Infineon, HYS64V8300GU-8-B, 8MX64, SDRAM, B2W95110196, PC100-222-620, Assembled in USA, 64MB, SYNC, 100MHz, CL2
Code:
TOSHIBA, THMY6480H1EG-80, 8MX64, 105777/0021UKC, PC100-222-620, ASSY IN USA
Then I have two more from an old Dell computer which I haven't tried yet because I don't know what the hell I'm doing:
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Code:
325391, PRD, 05E4, PC100, S-DR, PC-64MCT
Code:
GMM26416233CNT, G-7J, 8511G, PC100-322-620
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So can someone explain to me what I can do to get the highest combination of two SD-RAM cards for the most RAM with having compatibility?