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    Rdram???

    Can RDRAM at speed PC1066 run in rimm slots that are made for PC600 - PC800? If so, I am guessing that the PC1066 will slow to PC800 speed. Any other thoughts?

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    It should work, but like you said at the slower speed.

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    Well I called dell and they said that there could be problems if I used that speed. does anyone know a cheap place to get namebrand pc800 ecc besides ebay??? I am looking for 512MB (2x 256MB) of PC800 ECC RDRAM at 40ns or 45ns.

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    ebay was cheapest

    Ebay had the best price when I bought 2x 256 Non-ecc rdram for my Dell about a year ago.

    I think it was Toshiba Brand but I did not find out until it arrived. If memory serves (EWww bad pun), It was just under $200.

    I have a Deminsion 8100 that does not require ECC .
    Dell always goes the cheapest cost route and I would be surprised if your machine needs ECC ram.

    It took me some searching to finally find that this 8100 did not need ECC RAM though.

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    These guys here have often been pretty decent, and Samsung is good memory.
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    My dell does have ECC. I thought it did not too but I called them to make sure and i was wrong. Good thing i called before i bought!!!

    That memory4less is sort of expensive but thanks for the help.

    mmmm what to do, what to do. Anyone know of a P3 slot1 1Ghz FSB133Mhz processor that is cheap. that is funny...slot1 and cheap. well 'f' maybe it is not a good idea to update this 'piece'. maybe the gamecube and zelda bundle that i will be getting soon will make me forget about the this 'piece'.

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    What model DELL machine do you have? I did not see it mentioned in your post. If I missed it then please point it out for me.
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    I have a Dimension XPS B Series. I believe it has the i820 chipset in it.
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