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    System reboots with 5125MB RAM

    Windows 98 SE fresh install, previously running with a stick of 32MB. System mainboard is a Jetway TX98. Client just had a stick of 512MB SDRAM installed (not sure weather PC100 or PC133) and now Windows reboots after a few minutes while in the GUI!

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    apparently a tech at a PC shop told them a 512MB SDRAM module was fine for this board. I just downloaded the manual:

    http://www.jetway.com.tw/evisn/downl...et7/J-tx98.exe

    found this in the manual:
    Memory expansion: Support 3 Banks of DRAM from 8MB to 384MB, and supports all kind of D-RAM type including FAST PAGE D-RAM, E.D.O. D-RAM and Synchronous D-RAM.

    I'm not sure what this board handles!

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    As you say, the TX98 (and TX98B for that matter) appear to only handle up to 384mb of ram. What's the bios show for the installed memory?
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    system not here, can anyone confirm how many DIMM slots this board and email me the pic to icirjak@fechshs.sa.edu.au. Ahh, I'm guessing it will only support 128MB sticks.

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    You posted what it has. 3 Banks or slots. Also the largest you can fill them with is 128mb X 3 =384 mb.

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